Pocket Rack EDC Organizer w/ Rounded Edges & Interior Anchors

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This STL file is a remix of the Earthling EDC Pocket Rack. It includes rounded edges (Fillets) and interior cleat anchors. It was submitted by one of our viewers (TH) who asked us to publish it here on his behalf. He also included the following information regarding the printing of his remix. There are additional variations on the Earthling EDC Pocket Rack design that are visible at: https://www.youtube.com/@EarthlingEDC/communityBelow is the additional information that TH provided for printing this file...it would be a good idea to verify that the printer bed is Level and the printer nozzle is set to the correct height from the printer bed before printing them. If a user's recent prints created what is referred to as "Elephant Foot" on the face of the print that was adhered to the printer bed, the fillets won't print nicely (or no fillets) on that face of the Pocket Rack. You might mention they search for the term "Elephant Foot 3D printer" if they need more information. No supports needed. I think I used a 20% infill, but that only affected one layer, so using infill or not won't really make much difference.Since the original pocket rack is 2.0mm thick and the printer typically lays down a 0.2mm thick layer, the rack is made with 10 layers total. The first five layers are building the 1.0mm fillets (rounded edges) on that side, and so each layer is printed outward just a little more than the previous layer in order to create that curved/filleted edge. The next five layers are building the fillets coming back inward for the other side. If the printer is accidentally creating an elephant foot, it is causing the first layer to squeeze material where it shouldn't and this keeps the fillet from being curved. The squishing stops after the first or second layer and the rest of the print is done correctly.