Hisense RT33D6AAE Soda Shelf
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A replacement/additional soda shelf for the door.
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- Printables
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- Bedroom
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I noticed that my minifridge had spaces for 3 additional soda shelves, and thought this would be the perfect use of 3D printing.
The minifridge is a Hisense RT33D6AAE 3.3 Cu. Ft. Compact Refrigerator. The fit is snug, but not overly so. Luckily I was able to get it dialed in in only 3 iterations, and they all work. The first 2 were much tighter than I felt comfortable sharing, but did work after some struggle (and percussive maintance).
The design is designed to be printed without supports using the one layer wall trick I picked up from Maker's Muse. While it prints quite well you may need to trim some of the overhangs left behind
If I have time I plan to upload some variations with holes to reduce filament usage. I have also attached the Fusion360 file incase anyone wants to modify them. I will say I used a few tricks I'm not super happy with to get some of the shape correct, and you might have to repair some references if you modify certain parts.
Current settings:
PLA
.2mm layer
18% Gyroid infill
3 perimeters
3 top and bottom layers
No supports required
Filament Usage 108.64 g