Rocketbook Tabbed Dividers (executive size only!)

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UPDATE: Now Free No need to download the 'free sample'; the full version is now free. Exactly zero people paid for it, so exactly zero people will wish for a refund now ;) All models now uploaded rb_tab_XXX.stl: tabbed dividers compatible with spiral binding rb_mark_XXX.stl: tabbed bookmarks; these fit without connecting to the spiral binding Free sample version now provided here: https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/home/rocketbook-tabbed-divider-sample-executive-size I love my new Rocketbook, but feel it desperately needs tabs to provide quick access to specific sections. I searched high and low for commercial offerings and came up short. I did find an Etsy listing selling tabbed dividers for about the same cost as the whole notebook, but they were offline when I found them. And so I designed my own tabbed dividers. Please see the image in this listing for details on which tab locations have been generated. I have printed and tested tabs A, B, C, and D. I am currently using just tabs C and D in my notebook. WARNING: you must be able to print wafer thin AND be able to remove the print from your bed without destroying it. Printing onto painters tape is NOT recommended. As shown in the photos: The bound edge halts 4 holes shy of the top and bottom edges of the rocketbook. This mitigates issues observed in early versions of the design where the corners of the rocketbook pages would sometimes catch on the tabbed dividers, causing the page corners to bend. The print is thin and has no air gaps within, therefore the dividers are transparent when laying flat on top of a rocketbook page. When using the official Rocketbook Capsule 2 folio, the tabs remain safely within the folio. Both top-edge and side-edge tabs should be protected well by the folio. It is recommended to use a MAXIMUM of 4 tabbed dividers in your Rocketbook. More than 4 dividers will likely result in page edges binding up inside the spiral binder.