Giant SD Card Organizer Tray (Desktop Hardware & Tool Storage)
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Giant SD Card Organizer. Perfect for sorting tiny components like M2/M3 screws, microchips, and hand tools.
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The Ultimate Maker's Desk Accessory Tired of tiny machine screws and threaded inserts rolling off your desk? Designed natively in SOLIDWORKS with an emphasis on mechanical precision, this organizer isn't just a fun novelty—it is a highly practical, problem-solving addition to your workspace.
Modeled to replicate the exact proportions and iconic silhouette of a standard SD card, this tray features segmented compartments specifically sized for the tools and hardware makers use most. The shallow depth ensures you can easily retrieve tiny parts with your fingertips or tweezers without digging.
Perfectly Sized Compartments For:
Top Slots (x5): Ideal for sorting M2/M3 hardware, brass heat-set inserts, tiny tactile buttons, springs, micro IC chips, and spare 3D printer nozzles.
Bottom Slot (x1): Sized for your essential precision tools like tweezers, small Allen keys, mini screwdrivers, flash drives, or a full-size SD card adapter.
Why You Will Love It:
Iconic Design: A great conversation starter and a fun nod to tech and photography culture.
Highly Functional: Keeps your most-used hardware separated, visible, and instantly accessible during complex assemblies.
Zero-Wasted Filament: The straight, chamfered walls and flat base ensure an efficient, fast print with maximum internal storage volume.
Recommended Print Settings:
Material: PLA, PETG, or ABS
Layer Height: 0.2mm (or 0.16mm for smoother top surfaces on the flat sections)
Infill: 15% to 20% Gyroid or Grid
Supports: None required! The model is designed to print perfectly flat on the build plate.
Brim: Not necessary unless you experience warping on large flat prints.
Let me know in the comments what hardware you decide to store in yours, or if you need any help slicing the file! Happy Printing!