Spool Drawer Divider V2

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UPGRADED 5/2/2019 - I've added more tray types and changed the names to make them easier to understand, dividing them by height: 16 mm or 24 mm. The 16mm size is one-third the standard size and the 24mm is one-half. "Pockets" indicate the number of separate compartments in each tray. "SS" means the tray has sloping sides for easy removal of small parts with just one finger. I've also slightly modified the sloping sides to make them work better. You can still use these trays if you have a different system than eSun, as they are designed to fit standard spools. Print the 16mm size first and adjust it according to your needs using your g-code slicer's scaling function. For optimal results, I recommend printing these trays at 0.35 layer height (suitable for Prusa MK2.5) or 0.3 layer height (best for Prusa MK 0.3). This will ensure excellent quality and significantly reduce print time. UPGRADED 2/17/2019 - Now includes trays with sloping slides for easy access to small parts. This is not a full remix, but rather an enhancement of ElmoC's great design (#2141153). I needed more space for storing small parts and easier access. Storing them in a large bin is not practical! The trays are categorized into 1/2 height or 1/3 height, 0.1, 1, or 2 dividers each, with sloping sides (SS) or straight sides. I've updated the files on 2/17/2019 to include sloping side trays that allow you to grab single or multiple items using one finger without needing a tool. The drawers without dividers have a central pole for easy lifting. I found this type of drawer very useful for storing Allen wrenches and small wires (I store my spare bed thermistors in this tray). These trays are created with Fusion 360 and optimized for printing at 0.2 layer height.