Toothbrush holder.

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October 2, 2019, Minor tweak in the center makes it easier for toothpaste to flow in. February 19, 2019 Design updated to a single piece, with new changes for improved functionality. Having used this myself, I noticed things kept crossing over, so I added center dividers to keep everything in place. The video below shows what I started with. This simple holder holds toothpaste and two toothbrushes. At a friend's house, I saw the lack of space at the sink with a toothbrush in a corner, which sparked my idea for this toothbrush holder. Splitting it allows me to print on both flat surfaces for the top and bottom. Screw holes are added on each side for a more permanent fix or using double-sided tape; however, its effectiveness with tube paste is uncertain. Mating both center sections prevents rotation on the screws. My goal was a minimal yet functional design. Minor changes have been made to allow this to be printed as one piece, requiring some support. Initially, I struggled with installing two separate pieces, so it's now back to being a single holder. Printed using PLA. Layer height: 0.250 mm, thickness. Infill percentage: 45%. Supports: 1 mm, covering all edges on my printer. So far, it has worked well.