Under Cabinet Multi-Attachments

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Here is a clamp that fits perfectly onto a cabinet where one can hang numerous things using the multiple attachments that snap into place with the long, medium, or short adapters. These attachments are swappable making it very customizable and personal for its specific use. So far there are 4 possible attachments: the small container, the large container (assembled using the two parts), the paper towel/roll holder, and the hanging utensil rack. All of these attachments are swappable with the different sized adapters. The clamp allows one to create unlimited amounts of attachments that snap onto the adapter allowing for anyone to create an attachment that can be used for their needs. This allows the clamp and adapters to be used in many different ways. For example, the paper towel attachment can also be used for aluminum foil, or saran wrap, or any other type of roll that is similar in shape. There are endless possibilities with how one can use the attachments, and the number of attachments one can create. More attachments are on the way!! Coming soon: iPad holder attachment, multifunction containers, and much more. This project took lots of revising to allow for the clamps to be strong enough to handle the excess weight from the adapters and the attachments with their functions, yet flexible enough to easily be removed and clamped again at a different location perhaps. These clamps are perfect for people who do not want to drill any holes or glue things permanently to their cabinets or walls. The adapters are strong, and easy to snap into and out of the attachments, allowing for many different possibilities for the types of attachments to be used. Each attachment has been revised to allow for the greatest versatility, easily adjustable with the adapters. An endless number of combinations can be created, allowing for these individual parts to come together and make the best of the empty space between the countertops and the cabinets. Instructions: All of these individual parts were created to fit perfectly with each other. Look at the images provided to get a better understanding of how the attachments snap into place with the adapters. It's a fairly simple design with multiple uses. Each print was done within the following parameters: Print quality: low (to allow for faster prints) Layer height: 0.3mm Perimeters minimum: two Fill density: fifty percent (to allow the best combination of strength and flexibility) No need of the following: skirts and brim, support materials Filament used: PLA Infill type: grid All of these individual parts were printed using a robo 3D R1. Small container dimensions: four inches by eight inches. Large container dimensions when assembled: six inches by fourteen inches. Long adapter dimensions: six inches. Medium adapter dimensions: four and a half inches. Short adapter dimensions: three inches. Hanging utensil rack dimensions: three inches by eight inches. Clamp dimensions: eight point five inches.