Ridgid Pro Gear Organizer Nesting Cups and Dividers

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<center><h3>Ridgid Pro Gear Nesting Cups- Many Different Varieties</h3></center> >I originally was making a remix of benjamenjohnson's Ridgid Pro Gear Nesting Cup design- (links below!) I wanted one of his cups without a divider. After I made the quick edit and removed the divider I started to get an idea to make different sized cups, and even some cups that could stack inside one another. >I ended up making the following designs: >I made an XL nesting cup that would fit in the big cup with 3 divider spots. This nesting cup will sit in that large cup, giving you the extra space at the top you might miss out on. I also made a small divider that allows you to still use the divider slots on the side. This way you can have up to 6 spots or customize how you would like. I included a version of this XL nesting cup without he dividers too- in case you want to store something large such as lag bolts or even tools. >As I mentioned previously, I remixed benjamenjohnson's original cup without a divider. From there I ended up adding slots on the edges of the "medium" sized cup so that another "tiny" nesting cup could be stored on top of that. Sort of making a Ridgid "Russian Doll" Organizer. I think this could be improved on by eliminating the gap on the edges, so I may update this in the future. I just ended up making so many variations and files that it honestly started to get confusing! >Since I am in a hurry today, this post may need a little cleaning up later. I made many different varieties that aren't featured here, which I may add later. I also want to post an original cup file- for people that have broken or lost one of the cups. >Some of the prints could use some small supports on the inside edges, such as the medium and tiny "double nesting" cups. The slot divders that fit into the XL cups could use a brim to help them print standing up- (I wouldn't print them face down). Other than that the prints shouldn't require any supports or anything >I printed with PETG since I am always out in the sun with my tools, but you can print this in any material you'd like. >Please post makes of your prints! Also feel free to post comments, questions, and suggestions! Again thanks to benjamenjohnsons original post for the inspiration, his original file can be found in the links above. [benjamenjohnson's](https://www.thingiverse.com/benjamenjohnson) [Original Design](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3371609) ^markdown was formatting weird, so had to move bens info down here : )