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WIPEINATOR-11000 Handi Wipe Holder
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The WIPENATOR-11000 is a handy overhead holder for your Handi Wipes or other cleaning towels. Easy reach to clean your…
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Model information
- Source
- Printables
- Category
- Other House Equipment
- License
- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial
The WIPENATOR-11000 is a handy overhead holder for your Handi Wipes or other cleaning towels. Easy reach to clean your 3D print bed or any other area that can get messy.
Features:
- Saves space on counters or inside draws and takes advantage of unused space.
- Holes on the bottom give visual indicator that the dispenser is not empty
- Sturdy construction
- approx 11 CM of towels can be stacked.
- Print it with the PLA to match your cabinets.
- 4 screw mounts (I used 8x3/4"). Double stick tape could also be used.
- Fully assembled dimensions: L: 30mm: W: 18mm H: 12mm
- Inside dimensions (L: 28mm: W: 16mm H: 11mm) - Towel area
Print Settings
Printer Brand:
Prusa
Printer:
I3 MK3S
No
Supports:
No
200
Infill:
20
Filament:
Overture PLA
Notes:
You will need a print bed capable of a 24x18 print to print the bottom.
Printing and Assembly Instructions- Print a single bottom piece. (I did not need supports on my MK3S. You may for the slots.)
- Print sides 2x. Lay them down so the logo is facing up. You should not need any supports in this position.
- Test fit. Sometimes your printer will make the slots on the side a bit messy. Clean them out with a small screw driver or thin file.
- File and sand to taste before assembly being careful not to over do it on the front facing parts.
- You can use the circles on the bottom to put your fingers through to get extra leverage for a tight fit.
- Once it dry fits nice, and a thin stream of super glue in the slots and quickly reassemble. Hold for 10-15 seconds
Give any last minute sanding Mounting
Use some tape to hold position your holder where you want it. Measure as you see fit.
- Mark the holes with a pencil
- Remove the unit.
- Drill a few small pilot holes. Careful not to go all the way through the cabinet.
- Screw in place by hand with a screw driver.
Category: Organization