Mew Mew Modular Desk Tidy System V2

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Introducing Mew Mew, a versatile desk organizer designed by Brendan Dawes. This modular system allows users to keep their office supplies neat and orderly on their desks. The hexagonal-based Mew Mew pieces can be combined in various ways, with each honey pot easily sliding together. By modifying the original design using Sketchup, I increased the opening size and flattened the bottom for better material use. Tested on an Ultimaker, this revised version works flawlessly. Feel free to share your thoughts on whether this improved Mew Mew is superior to the original and why. Update: To offer more variety, 10mm and 70mm versions have been added to the collection. For successful printing, use an Ultimaker with gcode from Cura at a layer height of 0.2mm, shell thickness of 1.8mm, bottom/top thickness of 1.2mm, 100% fill density, and a print speed of 100 mm/s (you can increase to 150 mm/s). No support type or platform adhesion is required, with filament having a diameter of 1.75mm and flow rate at 100%. Note that using shell thickness below 1.6mm may result in gaps between pieces, so maintain a shell thickness of 1.8mm for optimal results.