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Desktop Organizer with Tissue Dispenser and Drawer

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Desktop organizer with tissue dispenser. My wife uses this on her end table where she can access either end easily.

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I blame my wife for this one, but once I started I had to finish it. Maybe someone will find it of use. I hope the pictures are clear. There is a drawer on one side and tissue dispenser on other side.

My wife found a picture of a similar item for sale. During design it was clear to me the one for sale was likely using tiny tissue boxes and this will be BIG. We wanted it to use the standard size tissues we get at Sams and then she wanted a drawer as well.

Final result tested my FLSUN V400 build plate limits and the body takes over 1kg and 36 hours (600 mms) to print. I normally try to design avoiding supports, but there was no chance with this. Honestly, the supports are what I hate about this one. The way I wanted to orient would not fit my build plate. My first print attempt failed at about 28 hours when a support was knocked over. I adjusted supports as pictured to get it to succeed. The key setting I believe was the first layer expansion at 8mm. This caused the problem support to spread enough at base to link with others and stabilize everything. If I was printing again I would reenable “build plate only”. I only turned that off because I was desperate after the 28th hour failure.

The drawer prints easy. I could have added a pretty handle but I had enough of supports and this was easiest.

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