Long Skadis Shelf (180mm long)

Use for this Model

A sturdy, long (around 180mm) shelf. I used T-nuts (details below) as this kept things sturdy but didn't have to make it overly tall.

Having used the nice Bambu Lab Hotend Box (link below) for a while, I eventually wanted to get it off a shelf and onto a Skadis board where my other 3D printing related tools and accessories were. But I couldn't find a suitable Skadis shelf - so I made my own.

After making it for this box, I realized it was a useful shelf for other things, so I have made a few now.

Accessories Needed

1. 2.5mm hex head screws (2). I used 20mm length, but you might be able to get away with 18mm if you have those on hand.
2. 2.5mm nuts (2) to be used for the T-nuts model below
3. Two Skadis “T-nuts” for the 2.5mm size. Available here at https://www.printables.com/model/228663-skadis-t-nuts-mounting-system-for-ikea-skadis-pegb
4. And, if you don't already have it (and need it), check out the excellent Bambu Lab Hotend Box featured at https://www.printables.com/model/501800-bambu-lab-hotend-box .I know there are many similar options out there, but I liked that this one had a lid and had a few extra spaces to store thermal paste and other hotend items in addition to the hotends themselves.

Printing Instructions

Included 3MF file that was designed in Bambu Studio but the geometry should work fine in Prusa Slicer as well.

I printed in PLA (Prusament - the best orange in the business!) but you can print in your material of choice. 

If anyone wants me to detail out the slicer settings used, let me know. Otherwise, just use the 3MF file and print on your Bambu Lab printer.