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This shoerack was designed for a narrow space I have at home, where I needed to store some footware. There are two ways this can work. Pictured is V1, where the printed shelves are screwed into a wooden board with 4 wood screws (3,5x16),…
Like many others we use a couple of these IKEA shoeracks at home. My girlfriend keeps hanging her handbags and work backpack over the corner post which rubs of the paint and destroys the leather strap of the bag over time. To prevent that…
This shoerack was designed for a narrow space I have at home, where I needed to store some footware. There are two ways this can work. Pictured is V1, where the printed shelves are screwed into a wooden board with 4 wood screws (3,5x16),…
i would recommend using Petg for the Print cause you will need the flexibility for the snap. 0.2 mm Layers with 3 walls Also you should print it upright so the layeradhesion is not important for the snapmechanism
I started to learn some CAD Modelling. As I am going to be a father soon, I thought about modelling a small shoerack for the tiny shoes we already got. The rack consists of two parts. A base with two stands and two shelfs. The shelfs can…
I designed this rack so my son’s Hot Wheels fingerboard shoes don’t end up lying around everywhere. No Supports
I did not want to drill holes to my wall because it is a rental apartment. Even though it worked for me please measure your self. It is a large piece and if you do not get it right lots of filament get wasted. Print at your own risk.…
These are the printable parts for a modular shoerack I designed to be as sturdy as possible with as little effort and material as possible. The whole design uses the printed parts according to the List, 4 18mm (by 300mm wide) thick wood…
This is a simple shoerack extension leg on a internal diameter of 35.5mm for a leg of 35mm. Snug fit! Printed with 10% gyroid infill so the walls on the top stay firm.
