My Customized Tray Organizer for Tools and other things ()

thingiverse

I'm just an ordinary guy, you know, and I live in a normal place. It's nothing special, but it's home. But today, I've got a project to finish that will make my house a bit more awesome! Have you ever tried customizing 3D prints? If not, then buckle up, because it's time to dive into this wonderful world of creativity! So here's what you gotta do. First things first, head on over to Thingiverse (it's like the Craigslist for makers!) and look for this one thing - http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1118772. Yep, that's the ticket! Now once you find it, just copy and paste that bad boy into Customizer - you can do that by going to http://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=1118772 . You got this! After all that hard work (just kidding!), you'll end up with an amazing print that will be super sturdy due to its thick walls (thickness 0.8 mm) and a really sweet base plate that will make sure it stays solid as a rock. Here's the breakdown of what I did: - I decided on having rows = 10. - I set diam = 8.2. - The string shape is round, not square. So _strShape = circle, obviously. - There are some cool intersecting holes on the sides (or there aren't) - you decide that! add_intersect_holes is set to 1. - And just in case something unexpected comes along, depth = 12. Don't ask why, just trust me, okay? - _rad_rounded_edge = 3 is all about keeping those sharp edges from biting us in the behind! - Then finally, cols (short for column count - no idea how that's even a thing, but just go with it!) are set to 20. And voila! You've got yourself an awesomely crafted planter or display shelf or whatever you decide to do with this wonderful thing.