Shelf for IKEA KURA Bed
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This is a simple cantilevered self for an IKEA KURA bed. Being much higher than a regular bed, a regular bedside table…
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This is a simple cantilevered self for an IKEA KURA bed. Being much higher than a regular bed, a regular bedside table doesn't work.
It clips to the side of the bed and the shelf is 150mm deep. It is designed to hold tissue boxes and a small alarm clock, not lead bars, but I think (totally unverified) the max weight would be a couple of kilograms or so.
Print it with the longest edge perpendicular to the bed (so Z-axis is the longest measurement), as this will provide maximum strength. This shelf is 300mm long, so if you may have to adjust the STL if your printer can't do that, or if you want it longer (I was limited by the space I had next to the bed).
It needs supports because I wanted an edge around the shelf, so stuff didn't fall off. I sliced it in Cura and used tree supports, which worked out great.
You don't need a raft, but consider a brim because it is so tall, with limited bed contact area.
Print Settings
Printer:
TronXY X5S
Rafts:
No
Supports:
Yes
Resolution:
0.2mm-0.4mm
Infill:
20%
Notes:
Printed in PLA (well, PLA+)
Probably could have gotten away with 15% infill, or even lower with the right infill pattern (I just used grid).Use Cura Tree Supports. It came out stiffer than expected - could probably reduce the infill if desired. I also used a brim, but it probably want necessary. YMMV.
How I Designed This
Designed in Fusion 360.
Category: Organization