Nikon Z-system Lens Storage, compact safe horizontal storage, F/2.8 S zoom trinity, 105MC, 100-400, 28-400mm,
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Safe convenient compact storage of popular Nikon Z-system lenses
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I didn't like storing my Z-system lenses vertically, and putting them in individual cases or my ThinkTank photo carryon was inconvenient and took up too much space. SO I carefully measured my lenses and made fitted drawers/trays for them, and then made racks to hold the drawers in the shelf unit I keep my phot gear in.
There are three medium trays and one long tray:
Medium trays:
z12-24_z24-40_drwr.stl -- fits the 14-24 f/2.8 S and 24-70 f/2.8 S (gen 1) leses
z105MC_drwt.stl -- fits the MC 105 f/2.8 S lens
z28-400_drwr.stl -- fits the 24-400/4-8 lens
long tray:
z100-400_z70-200_drwr.stl -- fits both the 70-200/2.8 S and 100-400 f/4.5-5.6 lens, with tripod feet (Note: I just traded these two lenses in for the new second-gen 70-200/2.8 S, which is why they are not in the pictures, but they were in those trays last month!)
Then I printed the racks to hold them two high.
The drawers all print bottom-down, the racks print on their backs. Neither needed supports.
The medium drawers fit on a Core One/MK4 bed, but the long one I printed on my XL, and the racks are both two big for a Core One/MK4. However, the medium rack could be sliced into left and right halves for printing on a Coire One or MK4 and and then glued back together.
These were all designed in openSCAD, let me know if you'd like the source.