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Full Windsor Magware Organizer

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A simple print to help join Magware bowls to plates to help keep things together.

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Kitchen
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Magware Organizer

This is a simple print to help organize some Magware plates/bowls/utensils.  This is meant to help hold them together in a semi-compact fashion and keep them from banging around.  The utensils mount can be used to store up to 3 sets of utensils, but is optional.  If you have the individual sets with the fabric sleeves, it also works well to lay 2 sets between the bowls (in their sleeves) and you don't need the utensil mount.

Once printed, just insert (4) 10mm x 3mm magnets through the slots on the side.  There are some nubs on the inside of the slots to help keep them in place.  It should be a very tight fit.  Make sure the polarity is correct.  If you get it wrong, there's a hole to help you push the magnet back out.

If you use the utensil mount, then you'll need (9) 8mm x 3mm magnets.  I also installed some little 1mm thick rubber pads on the bottoms to keep them from rattling.  You can also just put a napkin down first as a barrier.

NOTE: The magnets I have were marketed as "3mm" thick, but measured 2.66mm and I made the slots/holes 2.75mm.  If others are actually 3mm, then it probably won't work right.

Required Parts

  • Dinnerware

    • (4) 10mm x 3mm magnets

    • (3) 8mm x 3mm magnets (if using utensil mount)

  • Utensils

    • (6) 8mm x 3mm magnets

Printing

  • Dinnerware

    • No supports

    • Print on side

  • Utensils

    • Snug supports on build plate only (for the small hold recesses)

    • Print flat on build plate

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