AD5M Tool tray for minimal DIY Enclosure

This tool tray is my first publish (and design) and was made to work with the Flashforge AD5M official enclosure with Doug Joseph's minimal DIY top mod https://www.printables.com/model/1130485-flashforge-adventurer-5m-ad5m-minimal-diy-enclosur.

The lip is really thin (roughly 0.8mm) to fit the gap between lid and frame so may not take much force.

Step will be included for those who want to remix (I'm personally kicking myself for forgetting the tab for scraper). It will fit right between the magnets for plexiglass enclosure. There is just enough play at bottom to add a rubber stop to prevent slipping and scratching of plexiglass.

Settings and How I did it

Print orientation was on left side (large hole down) with slim tree supports drawn to the tabs only for support. I did use a brim, but that's mostly for a clean wipe prior to printing. I just got this printer for xmas and am still figuring out the settings, but here they are to the best of my ability with Orca.

PETG was used so the general heat settings on rough PEI (some of these settings may be specific to my machine, the most important will be cooling for the bridging.)

Layer Height 0.18mm

First Layer 0.2mm

Pressure Advance: 0.04

Flow Rate 97%

Wall Loops: 3

Top and Bottom shell layers: 6

Infill: 10%

First Layer Speed 25mm/s

First Layer Infill 50mm/s

Inner wall 80mm/s

Outer wall 50mm/s

Cooling

None on first 2 layers

min fan 50%/50s

Max 50%/3s