Hexagon storage system (not just) for IKEA Eket

The main motivation was to have something that can be stacked inside an IKEA Eket shelf but won't consume too much filament. This is obviously not as strong as having fully filled sidewalls, but it is still plenty strong for normal things. Obviously, you can also use it as an organizer in other places.

Right now, there are 5 pieces: Full hexagon, Wide/narrow half hexagon, short (stackable) hexagon with full walls and a corner piece (also with full walls). There is also a connector piece that you can use to lock the organizers into place. If you are printing the configuration as shown in the photos, keep in mind that you need to mirror the corner piece between the top/bottom location!

Print settings: Set perimeters to 3-4 to make sure the thin stems/walls are not hollow (2 perimeters usually leave a bit of empty "infill" area in the middle). There are obviously some overhangs and a lot of bridging, so materials and printers that handle that well are optimal. On the smaller stackable pieces with filled walls, there is a steep overhang near the bottom, but fortunately it is so small that you don't really need supports for it (tested on MK4).

Known issues: The stackable pieces reduce the overall depth of a specific "tile" by a few millimeters, meaning the connectors don't clamp in place very well. In my case, I also printed small "feet" out of TPU to put on the stackable pieces, which increases the height back up. But you can literally stick anything to the bottom of the containers, as this is not visible unless you take them out :)

Future work: I am planning to make more pieces and/or make this procedurally generated, but who knows when that V2 is coming... so for now, there is at least the original blend file for anyone who needs to make minor adjustments.