Draining Soap Dish - Sloped Floor, Ridges, Open Drain End (OpenSCAD)
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The bar sits on ridges and the floor slopes so water runs out of the open end. Prints flat, no supports.
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A soap dish that doesn't leave your bar sitting in a puddle. The soap rests on rounded ridges above the floor, and the floor slopes gently towards an opening in one end, so water runs off between the ridges and out. Put the open end at the edge of the sink or over the drain and the bar dries between uses.
It prints flat on the bed in one piece with no supports and no bridges: the slope is part of the floor, and the ridges run along it. Size: about 110 x 75 x 17 mm, big enough for a normal bar.
Make it fit: open the .scad file in OpenSCAD (free), go to Window > Customizer, and change the length, the width, the rim height and the size of the drain opening.
Print settings: PETG is best for something that lives in water; PLA is fine but may soften in a hot shower. 0.2 mm layers, 3 walls, 20% infill, no supports. On a Bambu Lab H2C it takes about 1 h 10 min and 37 g. A ready plate (the H2C .3mf) is included.
Designed with AI assistance, checked and sliced by me. License: CC BY-NC-SA 4.0.