Customizable Septagonal 7-Day Pill Dish v2 - Sealed Chambers Weekly Organizer
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v2 with sealed chambers: pills cannot slip between days. Seven wedges, filleted corners, tactile dots, parametric.
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V2 - SEALED CHAMBERS (updated after user feedback): dividers now run full height and reach into the wall corners, and a solid center post under the grip ring closes the channel around the hub - pills cannot slip from one day into another. v1 remains available as a separate listing.
Seven wedge compartments around a center grip ring - one wedge per day of the week. Every interior corner is filleted so pills never wedge into a sharp angle, and raised domino-style dots on each wall rim mark the day by touch (1 dot = first wedge, up to 7 - a tactile marker, not Braille).
Fully parametric: outer radius, wall height and thickness, hub size, fillet radius and dot size are all variables at the top of the recipe. Open the recipe in TrueGeometry Playground, tick Auto-Run, drag the sliders and export your own STL.
Customize it in TrueGeometry Playground: https://www.truegeometry.com/CoreWebGLTG/KBEAgentHTTP.html
What you get: the dish STL (septagonal-v2.stl) and the complete parametric recipe (septagonal-v2.txt) with every variable explained in the header comments.
Printing: PLA or PETG, 0.2 mm layers, no supports, 3 perimeters recommended so the divider walls and dots come out crisp. The model is made of overlapping shells by design - your slicer merges them into one solid.
Honest note: this is a new design and has not been test-printed by us yet. If you print it, please post a make - feedback on the dot size and the fillet radius is especially welcome.
Safety: a household organizer, not a medical device. 3D-printed plastics are porous and not food- or pharma-grade. Keep printed organizers dry, clean them gently, and do not use them for medication that must stay sterile or moisture-free - always double-check doses against the original pharmacy packaging.
License: CC BY 4.0 - free for personal and commercial use with attribution.