Shopping list: Don’t forget!!!

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Shopping list: Don't forget!!! The sugar bowl is running low… unfortunate, no sugar at home. So make a note to pick up a kilo next time you're at the grocery. This nifty device holds a roll of paper. The type used in printing calculators and readily available in many bookstores and office supply shops. This shopping list uses 45mm wide paper with a 50mm diameter roll. To adjust it for different dimensions, simply scale it in the slicer. Since there's a pen holder included, jotting down items to grab next time is easy. The pen or pencil rests on the lower support, making any size of writing instrument fit perfectly. Start filling from the bottom and write upwards within the window frame. Once the list is full, pull the paper downwards to continue noting items. When it's shopping time, simply tear off the paper, which will be conveniently positioned below the base plate, due to being pulled down completely. The edge of the plate serves as a cutting guide. Mounting instructions for wall attachment are clear: use two screws, placing a spacer behind them to ensure adequate clearance when pulling the paper through. Avoid over-tightening to facilitate easy removal by simply lifting it off. As an alternative, consider double-sided adhesive foam tape or place 10mm neodymium magnets near screw holes for fridge-friendliness. The cleverly angled slots help transport paper effortlessly. A small decorative touch highlights this shopping list's kitchen purpose. For right-handed individuals, the pen holder remains out of the way when writing. To adapt it for left-handers, change the translation functions in the OpenSCAD file to reposition the pen holder towards the right – an adjustment well-explained within the SCAD code. Hang it high enough; otherwise, mischievous children might claim it as their own personal drawing station or create colorful garlands stretching 20 meters long. Instructions This shopping list can be printed as one piece without supports on any 3D printer, even those of the PrintrBot Simple model.