Toilet paper holder

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Our laboratory in Kangwon National University, Korea - 'Fish Nutrition System Design Laboratory' - is struggling to stay afloat due to the lack of funding. We don't have the necessary equipment to conduct experiments, and our small lab is severely under-equipped. To make matters worse, we're running on a shoestring budget with no money to spare. However, we refuse to give up and decide to get creative. We use our 3D printer to design and build essential items. We rely on Tinkercad for its simplicity in creating shapes. With the Meister 1.0 3D printer, we set the print settings as follows: Rafts - Doesn't Matter; Supports - Doesn't Matter; Resolution - 0.2; Infill - 100%. These specifications are specifically designed for a large toilet paper Jumbo roll. This model is created from recycled materials sourced from bathroom cleaning supplies. Once cleaned and replaced, these rolls are repurposed to create new items. For used jumbo rolls, an infill of 30% is sufficient, but for new ones, we use 100%. Hanging them on the wall using a glue gun is a breeze. Designing this item was a straightforward process: Step 1: Print both files with an infill of 100%. Step 2: This step can be completed independently. Step 3: Use a glue gun to attach it to the wall or anywhere else. Step 4: With great power comes great responsibility.