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Skådis Akro-Bins Holder

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A simple support for holding Akro-Mils Akro-Bins on IKEA SKÅDIS bins.

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This is just a simple rail-style holder to keep Akro-Mils Akro-Bins (sometimes punctuated “AkroBins”) hanging on an IKEA SKÅDIS board.

You will want two (identical) pieces for each bin: one actually has the bin hook onto it, while the other (positioned two rows below the first) supports the back of the bin, preventing it from tilting down. This saves material and allows you to reuse the parts if necessary, while still providing necessary support.

Printing and Recommended Settings

  • Material: PETG
    • PLA tends to creep over time, so could cause an issue with weight hanging from it for months or years.
  • Supports: organic
    • This keeps you from needing to have supports that are built on the object itself.
  • Layer height: 0.25mm
    • It doesn't really matter, but this is a convenient layer height that will generally print fine.
  • Infill: 15%, any pattern
    • The infill doesn't matter a ton, but you'd like at least a little bit so the bottom holder doesn't get squished if the bin is heavy.
  • Orientation: on end
    • You'll have the strongest possible print by printing this on its end, as pictured in the slicer picture (and as oriented in the .stl). This does require supports, but organic supports work well for this.
  • As described above, you probably want two of these per bin.

License and Included Files

This model is licensed under the CC BY-SA 4.0 license, but please let me know if you intend to sell copies of it. (You're welcome to do so, I'm just curious.) The FreeCAD file for the holder is included, in case you wish to make any modifications.

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