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Pencil Box Dividers (Fast Vase Mode)

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Insert dividers for organizing pencil box storage. Prints fast using vase mode.

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Category
Organizers
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These pencil box cases are useful for storing small projects and parts so I made these dividers to help organize the contents better.  

Spiral vase mode printing minimizes the wall thickness, filament usage and print time.  The spiral ends fuse into adjoining walls adding extra rigidity for the divider.  The bottom can be open with a small brim or fully printed to keep parts in better.

Six different options are provided to divide the box into 2 (half), 3 (tri), 4 (quad), 5 (quint), 6 (hex), or 8 (octal) sections.  Each divider option has two models for printing either a full bottom or printing an open bottom with a brim.  The integrated brim adds extra rigidity and reduces warping when printing the open bottom version.

These dividers were designed and tested to fit into the following boxes which have an interior dimension of 189mm x 82mm x 32mm:

NOTE: The floor of the WUWEOT box has a bump in the center that will cause the divider to not sit flat except for the Tri and Quint Brim boxes which are open in the center.  The Really Useful Storage box has a flat floor so works with all dividers.

Print Settings:

  • Material: PLA
  • Nozzle: 0.4mm
  • Layer Height: 0.2mm
  • Line Width: 0.5mm  <== Important
  • Perimeters: 1
  • Bottom Layers: 3
  • Infill: None
  • Supports: None
  • Bed Adhesion: Skirt
  • Spiral Vase: Enabled (Prusa Slicer setting)
  • Spiralize Outer Contour: Enabled (Cura setting)
  • Printing Orientation:  Bottom-side down

NOTE: The brim is recessed 0.6mm assuming 3 bottom layers at 0.2mm layer height. Different settings may cause weird slicing results in Cura or Prusa Slicer.

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