Multi-tiered countertop shelf.
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Shelf thing for helping you find a place for all the things that have no place.
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- Printables
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- Other House Equipment
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- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial
Needed a easy way to organize random things on my counter, threw together this.
Built with the intention of being easy to scale and fit various needs. Original size is the large one, but as you can tell from the pictures you can scale it in basically any direction directly in your slicer, just keep in mind as you change the depth the individual shelves will get larger or smaller as they're stretched or compressed.
Designed with the bottom three shelves being smaller than the top to give somewhat dedicated places for different sized items.
Pretty easy to print, the following worked for me on a Neptune 4 Max, anything not specified was probably defaults, or I forgot:
Print speed: 200mm/s
Supports: No
Infill: 10% Lightening (There's a ton of empty space, using gyroid caused a massive increase in material cost, scale this up if you plan on putting heavier items on it.)
Walls: 6 (Higher wall count compensates for the lack of any infill in the lower parts)
Layer height: 0.20mm
Print time/Material costs (Will depend on how you scale the STL, these are for the STL as is)
Time: 20hr
Material cost: 675g