Seed Dryer Label Drawer & Sleeves

In printing Alex Ward's original Seed Dryer for a friend who has no 3D printer, it occurred to me that an easy way to label and relabel drawers would be helpful. To that end, I remixed the original Seed Dryer drawers to allow paper labels. Then the idea of storage came to mind, so I created the sleeves which would permit airflow while containing the seeds, and the rack to store up to 10 trays.

To achieve the mesh for the drawer, you'll need to employ the same Seed_Dryer_Drawer_Modifier.stl from Alex Ward's model, the text of which is pasted here for convenience only:

2nd Method: (my preferred one) this one is slightly more complex but the result is having the mesh just where its needed. Load the part into your slicer (don't move it) then use the load Modifier function and select the modifier file i have provided for the part you are printing (it should automatically load into the correct place) You should then be able to select and set the top & bottom layer as well as infill density separately for the modifier. Again uses 0 top & bottom layer and i use grid infill at 40% You might also need to play with you infill anchor setting to make sure you get good anchors to the rest of the model.

I printed all other parts with the following settings in PLA on a Creality K2 Combo:

• Layer Height: 0.1 mm

• Sparse Infill Density: 35%

• Sparse Infill Pattern: Gyroid

The mesh modifier had the following changes:

• Top Shell Layers: 0

• Bottom Shell Layers: 0

• Sparse Infill Density: 50%

• Sparse Info Pattern: Grid