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Compact organizer for TV remotes, tab computer, pens and bits and pieces. 20 x 16.3 cm. No supports! Should use a brim, though. — zdjęcie 1
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Compact organizer for TV remotes, tab computer, pens and bits and pieces. 20 x 16.3 cm. No supports! Should use a brim, though.

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Just got sick of having to shove things around every time I needed space to put down a bowl of snacks.

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Printables
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Living Room
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I needed room and still easy access for the remotes and other stuff we need in a hurry. There's even room for a glasses spray and cleaning cloth! I am really pleased!

The picture shows the one and only print I made. I have reworked the model and checked all the files in Prusa Slicer so there are no mistakes. I was hoping it would cut down the print time, but this is a huge build, taking up most of all 3 axes. 

I have provided several STL-files, so that you can put the walls where you need them for your “mess” to get organized. You can also print the whole thing as is. Do use a brim, to help keep the flat bottom on the bed as well as possible.

2 days 9 hours is what I get for the ready-to-print file. The empty box with only 1 dividing wall still takes 2 days, so adding separation walls where you want them is not going to make a huge difference. You can probably play with print speed or layer height to shorten the print time. The main walls are 2 mm thick and the dividers are 1.5 mm thick. 

You could shrink the box, but then you would also lose wall thickness, and that would reduce rigidity. Feel free to try! I would love to know if it works well!

Another way to cut down print time is to chop the top off at a height you prefer. You can also just chop off the front compartment, though I find that the most useful for all those little fiddly things.