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Honeycomb Shoe Rack
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A sturdy shoe rack made from 3D-printed side panels and steel rods.
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This sturdy shoe rack is amde from two 3D-printed side panels, connected by six 20 mm stainless steel tubes. (Any other material works as well, e.g. wooden rods, PCV pipes, etc.) The rods are fastened to the side panels by screws, or they can jsut be glued in place. The tolerances are tuned to match my printer. If you need to adjust them, I also included an editable Autodesk Inventor file.
Material required
- 2 3D-printed side panels
- 6 Tubes or rods, 20 mm diameter, length as desired
- 8 M3x35 mm bolts
- 8 M3 hex nuts
Assembly Instructions
- Print the two side panels. I went with 40 % infill and they turned out very sturdy.
Supports may be needed, depending on your printers bridging quality. - Cut to length six rods or tubes of 20 mm diameter.
- Through 4 of the six rods, drill parallel holes of 3.5 mm diameter, offset 4.5 mm from each end.
- Place hex nuts into the slots in the side panels.
- Place the 4 rods with holes in the outer slots in the side panel and secure with the M3 bolts.
- Place the remaing two tubes i the center slots.
- Fix the second panel to the other side of the rods in the same way.