MODULAR CUBE 3D print model

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This design fits snugly around wooden dowels with a diameter of 10 mm, perfectly suited for pairing with plywood sheets measuring a mere 5 mm in thickness. It's surprisingly easy to stack this modular piece on top of one another. Without any need for specialized tools, you can simply layer these trays high up or keep them relatively low - the choice is yours. You can find detailed dimensions of this specific design by examining the twelve wooden bars that stretch an impressive 30 cm in length. This unique configuration enables the creation of six spacious trays with internal dimensions of 30.5 cm on each side, carefully placed next to one another in a symmetrical pattern. A small yet significant detail that makes all the difference is the fine adjustment system - users can tweak the positioning of these bars using an easily accessible scale. This model invites you to explore various stacking combinations and enjoy your fully customized solution. For further updates or inspiring designs, be sure to follow this artist's work at the specified Twitter handle: https://twitter.com/fabricejeanpier Below are essential settings for printing out a flawless 3D version of this furniture design using modern technologies: * Set the Extruder temperature to a consistent 200°C and make sure the bed temperature stays precisely at 55°C throughout the entire process. * Adjust the Layer height according to your preference - whether you opt for the more detailed, lower-layered look of 0.2 mm or slightly lift it up to achieve an even better clarity with 0.3 mm. * Choose a solid top layer and strong bottom one while printing with the 'Solid Top' settings enabled, especially on those horizontal segments; do so also for the perimeter segments with three iterations per go. * In your 'Hull Perimeter' setting, be sure to add vertical elements there as well - these give necessary corner support; also opt-in for a speed of 30 mm/s and get that done swiftly. * Ensure the infill is printed at a suitable density; try going for the default value if in doubt.