Rotating Shear and Blade Organizer

This design was created by the need to organize more efficiently with the goal to add bonus functionality. Inspired by a 12" rounded cookie cake container, this print helps keep your workspace clean and tidy. 

Additional non-3D printed components are needed to complete this project.

These modules can be printed separately for customization. The included full size print has 20 shear holes, 28 clipper blade pockets, 3 regular upper pockets, and one modified upper pocket with a magnetic lid. 

Each part of the organizer is cut into sections for smaller printers. With the MK4S, I am able to print everything in small groups and then assemble at the end.

The opening underneath the tower is to prevent any dirt or hair accumulation. 

If printed with the modified shelf and lid, more than 1kg of filament is necessary when printed in the 15%-20% minimum infill range. 

Tips for printing and assembly:

1. Print the tower ‘upside down’ so that the circular holes are on the print bed - supports aren't necessary. It is also currently sized for maximum 9" length shears/scissors - anything longer and they will hit the bottom so adjust this as needed. 
    
2. I use CA glue to attach everything currently. It is strong and stable, but can be messy. 
    
3. I used M3*6 / #4*¼" self tapping screws for attaching the 12" rounded turntable bearing plate. One of the prototypes I added rubber bumpers underneath to prevent it from sliding. 
    
4. The magnets used for the lid module are 5*2mm.