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A fun, functional 3D-printed organizer with removable segments like a pizza for easy sorting and stacking. 🍋
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Lemon Slice Sorting Tray
The Lemon Slice Sorting Tray is a unique and playful organizer designed to help you keep your space tidy. Inspired by the shape of a lemon, this tray is divided into eight equal segments, each of which can be removed and used individually. Here are the key features:
Design and Functionality:
- Segmented Design: The tray is divided into eight triangular segments, resembling lemon slices. Each segment can be removed and used separately, making it easy to sort and access small items.
- Stackable and Space-Saving: The segments can be stacked on top of each other, saving space when not in use. This feature is particularly useful for organizing items in small spaces.
- Versatile Use: Ideal for organizing various items such as office supplies, craft materials, small tools, or even kitchen spices. The possibilities are endless!
Printability:
- Optimal Orientation: The model is designed to be printed without the need for supports, ensuring a smooth printing process.
- Multiple Parts: The tray can be printed in multiple parts, making it easier to print and assemble. Each segment fits perfectly into the main circular base.
Originality:
- Unique Concept: The lemon slice design is both functional and visually appealing, adding a touch of creativity to your organization solutions.
- Customizable: You can customize the colors and sizes of the segments to suit your preferences and needs.
Assembly Instructions:
- Easy Assembly: The segments are designed to fit snugly into the main base. Simply print each part and assemble them by placing the segments into the corresponding slots on the base.