Large Desktop Organizer with Sticky Note or Phone Stand
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A large desktop organizer with multiple compartments and a small stand for sticky note pad or phone.
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- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial
This is a desktop organizer I designed that features 3 large compartments and a phone/sticky note stand. The shortest compartment is wide open, allowing you to store things like USB sticks and other larger items that would otherwise get stuck in the smaller holes in the back 2 compartments. The 2 taller compartments are split into 4 sections to allow for objects like pens/sharpies to comfortably stand up and be easily accessible.
The desk organizer is LARGE - 8"x6"x4". It takes a lot of filament, too. About 300g of filament with 5% infill.
I had to adjust print settings to cut down print time significantly. When I sliced the object with my usual print settings, it was going to take 36+Hours to print. I was able to reduce that time to 14.5 hours by setting all available “Print Speed” options to 0, allowing them to set to default. (In PrusaSlicer, I selected Print Settings > Speed > All applicable values in “Speed for Print Moves” =0.)
THIS DECREASE IN PRINT TIME LED TO A DECREASE IN PRINT QUALITY. My print came out choppy on some outer walls, and not very smooth on the floor of some of these compartments. This didn't bother me, as it's a functional piece, but if you want a better finish, I suggest just taking the long print time, and not changing the Speed for Print Moves settings at all.
Provided Files:
-STL: Will need flipped so that the base of the organizer is touching the build plate. No supports needed. Recommend a skirt to keep edges from peeling up during printing.
-.3mf: This is the project file I used to do my print. It has the Speed for Print Moves settings all at 0, and resulted in a rough, but much quicker print.
Please - if you download the model and print it, post your make. I'd love to see your desks with this piece on it! Feel free to message me with any questions about the model!