Printable timetable

This is a printable snapfit timetable for making your time more organized. 

This model has ready to use presets for sizes

You can use the included .3mf files in each section. The file loads the "plater", "sign" and "sign for paper". You will need to load them independently as 3 different objects. You don't need to rotate the plater, however you probably need to rotate the "sign for paper" on its side so that you don't need any bridging. Now you will rotate sign according to your use case as said below in "Do I have to use supports?" and "How to add text to the sign?".

... but if you want you can download the parametric freecad (only freecad 26.3 beta as of right now!) file included if you want to:

1. Edit the geometry of the model

2. Make a custom scale for the model

3. Add something and remix the model

Is it hard to make it mine?

No! The only thing that you have to do is open the included .fcstd file and edit the "VarSet" in the treeview on the left. The variables may be hard to understand at first so here is an explanation. 

• BigNumbers - makes the numbers on the plater fit all of the rows that that day occupies

• Distance_Text_Side - This is the offset of the Number and gap spacing from the edges

• Height - This is the length of the plater in the Y axis

• Number Of Columns - This is the number of columns that get generated on the plater

• Rows Per Day - This is how many rows get generated for a single day

• Sign thickness - This is the thickness of the sign

• Width - This is the length of the plater in the Y axis

The signs will be adjusted according to the width, height, columns, rows and other variables

Do I have to download FreeCAD and do all of that?

No! There are presets for width, height etc.

How to add text to the sign? 

There are four ways you can. You can either add text directly in your favorite slicer with a text join and a color change or cut.

or you can edit the fcstd file and then add a join text + color change or cut in slicer.

(Recommended for people who print a big plater or those who own a 0.2 nozzle)

OR

You can use the "Sign For paper" file and then print text onto paper (with a 2D printer) and insert it into the cutout

(This is recommended for people who don't have or don't want to hassle with a 0.2 nozzle and want a small timetable or those who want specific times inscripted onto the sign along with the task).

You will need to cut it correctly.

OR

you will print the "Sign" completely blank in a lighter color and then inscript whatever you want with a dark marker

(Recommended for people who have manual skills and don't want to mess with 2D printers or 0.2 nozzles)

Do I have to use supports?

Well you don't need any supports for the plater.

You also don't need any for "Sign For Paper" if you place it on its side (I'd recommend to print external perimeters slower there since the gap for paper is only 0.4mm, which in itself is the torture limit of tolerance on most printers, recommended 0.2), it may bend when fit.. 

You don't need supports for Sign if you decide to inscript the text with a marker. But if you decide to print the Sign with the along with the text, there are two options, if you cut the text into the model you don't need supports (placed on the flat text part). If you join + color change, you will have to either bridge or make supports (based on orientation and printer bridging abilities)

If you encounter any issues with the model or FreeCAD file then please let me know!