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Fast Print Simplified Plano 3700 Series Small Parts Organizer Bins

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Rounded version of Plano 3700 bins which eliminates the need for special corner pieces and decreases print time.

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THERE IS NO CAD FILE.  I hacked these together in TinkerCAD.    

Plano 3700 series are cheap and readily available.  The 3-28 model is usually less than $6 at Walmart.  See my original remix for more information about the Plano 3700 series organizers.

https://www.printables.com/model/716302-plano-3700-series-small-parts-organizer-bins

Rounded all corners and bottoms to fit in the corners (and anywhere else) of Plano 3700 Series organizers.  Added longer bins for bottom section. 

I can print them slightly faster with the bins oriented with the short side facing the part cooling ducts.  If you are having problems printing them with a large nozzle, you probably need to slow down.

While I think this rounded system makes more sense than having a corner version of every type of bin, I still prefer the old squared off ones for things like screws.  They can be mixed and matched.

EDIT: After working through a couple organizers arranging screws, the rounded version is so much easier.  With the squared off ones I'm having to reprint different size corner bins and redo labels.  With the rounded ones I could have just moved the current bin to the corner.

EDIT again…..:  Finally got around to building some basic cabinets to hold these.  I wanted something with slides so the case wouldn't have to be moved to some other work surface, but never could come up with an affordable way to do it.  So for now it is basic racks to hold them.  Not getting into full plans because I used scrap planed wood of an odd thickness, but see pic with some basic measurements.  

 

 

 

 

 

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