Whirlpool Fridge Drip Tray (Adjusted Corners) - Build_Plate remix
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The corners behind the lip of the tray (where the taper begins) have been adjusted forward & inward for my fridge model
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This was my first ever go at 3D modeling (I used Blender to modify the .stl), so it's not pretty, but it works for me.
Inland PLA+ on an Elegoo Centauri Carbon. I used a 10% infill and had no trouble. Used normal supports as it shaved some time off, but it used more filament and was harder to remove. Print time with these settings was 3 hours. Print orientation was as it would sit in your fridge drip tray.
I ended up sealing the tray with a food safe two-part epoxy to make it easier to clean water spots. Link for that is below, and I found it locally at Michael's craft store:
https://alumilite.com/collections/epoxy/products/amazing-quick-coat
I used a BC41 neodymium magnet (3/4 x 1/4 x 1/16 inch) to fit the slot behind the facade/overhang that allowed for some room for hot glue behind and around the magnet and still allowed it to be flush with the print. Link for that is below:
https://www.kjmagnetics.com/bc41-neodymium-block-magnet?pl=1