Caddy with handle and dividers
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An easy-to-print caddy with low decorative walls, a tall handle, optional dividers, and a matching stacking shelf.
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Model information
- Source
- Printables
- Category
- Other House Equipment
- License
- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial — Share Alike
This is a caddy with a tall handle and low decorative walls. It has four slots for adding optional dividers. The handle is printed on its side and then slotted in from the bottom, for optimal print orientation strength - see image.
There's also a shelf you can print that fits the caddy precisely, so you can use the top for other things - including additional caddies :-) the shelf has protrusions on the top and grooves on the bottom so it's easy to stack multiple of them.
The caddy's handle is pretty thin but due to the way it's printed it can still carry significant weight, it might flex sideways but mine easily held ~2.5 kg (~5 pounds) worth of stuff.
Dimensions
- Tray: 250x200x50mm without the handle. The handle reaches a height of 160mm.
- Shelf: 258x228x128mm. It's printed on its back so you'll need a 228x128mm print bed and 258mm print height.
Printing instructions
- The model is a single step file, break it up to objects in the slicer to prepare it for printing.
- Print the tray on its bottom, the handle and divider(s) on their side, and the shelf on its rear.
- No supports required anywhere.
- Any layer height will do, I used 0.25 and it was just fine.
Assembly instructions
Push the handle from below until it's flush with the bottom, it will snap into place and won't fall out on its own. To disassemble, hold the tray firmly and push the handle from the top.
The dividers just slot into place from the top.
Customization
Because the model is made from multiple parts that snap together with specific tolerances, just scaling the model, in any of the axes, will probably not work well. Instead, a Fusion file is attached, where you can modify the height/depth/width parameters.
Unfortunately the model is not really built with customization in mind, so if you do change the dimensions you'll have to follow it up with a fair bit of manual work. Examine the timeline first to understand what will be required of you. If you do go through all this trouble, consider uploading your change as a remix!