Semiconductor Chip Tray

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These custom trays are used for safely storing semiconductor devices, but the standard size pockets on the inventory trays didn't fit our chips. To get custom-sized trays, you usually need to order a large quantity of at least 500 or 1000 units, so I decided to print some since we only needed a few. I might end up splitting this model into two parts because it currently needs support structures, which are a hassle to remove afterwards. Print Settings: Printer Brand: Robo 3D Printer Model: R1 ABS + PLA Model Raft: No rafts were used in the print job. Supports: Yes, supports were printed along with the model. Resolution: The printer resolution was set to 0.2mm for this print job. Infill Percentage: 15% infill density was used in the print settings. Notes: The corners of the printed model can get slightly sloppy at a 0.2mm resolution. It's worth considering increasing the resolution to 0.1mm if you have the time and resources available.