Netter's Flashcard Display (Staggered)
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This is a staggered display stand for the 5th edition Netter's Anatomy Flash Cards that med students commonly use
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This is a staggered display stand for the 5th edition Netter's Anatomy Flash Cards that are commonly used by medical students (https://www.amazon.com/Netters-Anatomy-Flash-Netter-Science/dp/0323530508).
I didn't like how the flashcards are meant to be stored in the box between uses, and I didn't like how annoying it was to access different flashcards from specific body systems. Making a cool display with easy access was the primary motivation behind the design. These are my measurements for each of the 7 flashcard body systems:
Head and Neck ~20.2mm
Back and Spinal Cord ~5.0mm
Thorax ~6.2mm
Abdomen ~7.5mm
Pelvis and Perineum ~5.9mm
Upper Limb ~15.8mm
Lower Limb ~17.6mm
I then added a bit of wiggle room for the cards (~1mm on each side). For the staggering, there is a ~10mm height difference between each of the stacks, and ~6mm between each of the holders. I was able to print this on my Prusa-Mini (total print size was 158.5mm x 170.82mm x 121.77mm) at .25 mm layer height and 10% infill, and it took around a day to print.
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