ATD Air Traffic Todo List
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Tactile task list similar to a flight progress strip used by air traffic controllers.
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- Printables
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If your day is driven by frequent priority changes, you work mainly in one place (desk) then this might be a helpful gimmick to you.
After trying a myriad of digital todo list options I got back to the physical world to keep track of what to do next. And i liked the idea of having something similar to the way planes landing at an airport are managed (or used to be).
A quick web search showed a limited list of availble models - like for instance https://www.printables.com/model/326872-air-traffic-controller-board-v2.
So I designed my own. It's still a bit of a prototype but for the moment I am happy with the result.
The design is intended to be collapsible and extendable so it can be easily transported. The base and the extensions are effectively specialized gridfinity grids (Big shout out to Zach Freedman) to allow for a flexible composition of accessories (Task holder, pen holder, bowl for done tasks, you name it).
The design needed some weighing down so it doesn't move around when swapping tasks - there are some holes in the bottom of the base to push in some cents (sorry for you guys outside of the Euro zone) and on the top side I use a 2x1 Gridfinity bin with whatever brings some weight to the table.
For the core ATD you need
- atd base
- atd Slide foldable
- adt Slide Lever
- 2 bits of 1,75 filament for the hinges
and a bunch of atd Task Holder - I use different colors for different areas or priorities.
A set of half-sized fixed-text tasks (EOD, Next Day, timesheet) is provided for frequent tasks.
The atd Task Holder holds a paper strip of 70x20 mm. It has a handle on the left side to take the holder out of the slide. The little hole in the back allows for easy removing / replacing the paper strip.
There are currently two specific accessories : the atd Task Reservoir - a gridfinity 2x1 bin that takes 3 sets of task holdes and the atd Paper Reservoir - a 1x1 bin with 5 compartments for the half-sized tasks, paper strips and some more task holders.
In addition I use some standard Gridfinity bins
- 2x2x2 bin for done tasks
- 2x1x4 bin for discarded paper strips
- pen holders
- post-it holders (ya, I still use those too sometimes)
Update 2025-11-23 : added task blanks (small and regular width) if you want to add printed text on your own.