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Watercolor 60 half-pan tin palette insert

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Weight reported by the author
77 g
Print time reported by the author
9 hr
Source material
PLA
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PLA
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Bambu Lab P1S - 0.4 nozzle
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0.20mm Standard

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A tray insert for a 48 half-pans Sennelier watercolor tin palette to hold 60 half-pans instead.

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This tray expands the storage capacity of a Sennelier watercolor tin palette from 48 to 60 half-pans, 30 full-pans, or a combination of both.

Dimensions: 104mm X 205 mm X 15mm fits most watercolor 48 half-pans tin palettes (check dimensions of your palette before printing)

I have personally tested the fit of half-pans from Sennelier, Daniel Smith, and Blick-branded, and the three fit perfectly in the tray. Winsor and Newton fit in the tray but feel loose since the pans are 1mm shorter.

* Schmincke half-pans do not fit because the dimensions are different. 

I have an Ender 3 V2. The print takes around 9 hours, but depending on your machine, you can get a shorter printing time. I’m also uploading a test print so you can print and check your printer settings and the overall fit of the pans before committing to a 9-hour print.

The tray is designed to load the pans from the side, not the top. It’s printed in PLA with 20% infill; no supports are needed.

Enjoy!

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