Under desk tray
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This tray is supposed to be mounted to the underside of a desk with VHB tape.
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- Printables
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- Office
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- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial — NoDerivatives
This tray is supposed to be mounted to the underside of a desk with VHB tape. It has a pair of knobs on the side so it will not fall out if you pull it too far.
It's designed to push the bed size of the Bambu Lab printers to the limit so you'll have to play around with the orientation of the part in the slicer because otherwise it'll say the part is to big to be printed.
IF YOU HAVE A SMALLER PRINTER YOU'LL HAVE TO SCALE IT DOWN (remember to scale down all the parts by the same amount)
EDIT: ADDED A RAMP, it makes it much easier to slide things out of the tray and overall completes the tray design- a must have addition. Just place it in the tray with a few drops of PA glue.
Printed at:
0.24mm layer height;
15% infill (gyroid);
3 Perimeters;
Print time was about 5 hours on my Bambu Lab P1S, although if I wanted to I could go with more aggresive slicer settings for bridges/top/bottom layers etc. Or I could've Just selected the Ludicrous mode and it woul've printed in like less than 3 hours.
But on a typical ender 3 style 3D Printer it could take around 15h
Material used ~200g
Printed in ABS