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Floating Soap Dish with Bottom drainage
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A floating soap dish with a mesh at the bottom for ultimate drainage
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Model information
- Source
- Printables
- Category
- Bathroom
- License
- Creative Commons — Attribution — Share Alike
See this post:
My next approach to handling the soap bar problem: a floating soap dish with a perforated bottom so drying and draining from below can happen.
My journey so far:
1. standard soap dish. It's a slurry mess.
2. fancy soap dishes with spikes to hold the soap bar up. Still a mess.
3. hanging soaps with a loop of string. Works amazing, but drilling holes into soap is uncool.
4. (I don't like soap nets)
5. (oldschool crown cap&magnet-style)
6. This one! Wish me luck!
Instructions
- Set bottom and top layers to zero, especially for the bottom of the dish (e.g. use a modifier for that)
- Use a high-percentage infill (e.g. 50%) such as Gyroid
- optionally increase the extrusion width (e.g. 1mm)
- Stick the dovetail slot to a flat wall e.g. with Tesa Powerstrips