Nut Milk Bag Drying Stand

prusaprinters

<p>I purchased these great nut milk bag on Amazon a couple years ago. I think it came with 2 at the time, but I've been only using the one. </p><p><a href="https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B00S2B1YGI/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_NS6GMXBG5MS32MX6HET2?_encoding=UTF8&amp;psc=1">https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B00S2B1YGI/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_NS6GMXBG5MS32MX6HET2?_encoding=UTF8&amp;psc=1</a></p><p>Down side is that there isn't a way to dry them in a dish rack. I suppose a clothes line would work but that's not common. So I quickly threw this together. </p><p>Since this is rather large when assembled I wanted a way to take it all apart when not in use so I can store it in a drawer. For this reason I don't recommend gluing any of it together, but it's up to you.</p><p>To print the top I suggest setting the perimeters, top layers and bottom layers to zero. It creates this really cool look with using only infill. This helps with air flow and water draining as well. I used grid infill but I'm others will work as well. I just don't know how well they'll drain the water… and you know how much mold and bacteria love little pockets of warmth and water. </p><p>I have included each part separately as well as grouped the stand parts together allowing to just add whichever top you want. v1 is the one I have shown in my pictures. v2 uses less material and has more cut-outs. v3 is slightly wider in case someone wants it. It was actually my original print but was too big. For some reason the PrusaSlicer can't arrange the parts very well. It scatters them so randomly that they won't fit on the bed without an error. This is why I added the stand parts as a plate. The top is really the only part that needs to be printed without top, bottom and perimeters, so you can print that by itself or print all the parts the same.</p><p>I have a added a couple gcodes for the top v2 in PETG and PLA, if it'll help.</p>