Sticky Note Holder with List Template & Pen Holder
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A base for standard size post-it notes, with a template to make lists, and holders for two pens
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- Printables
- Kategoria
- Office
- Licencja
- Creative Commons — Attribution
Description
A sticky note holder with a quick template to make sharp checklists, with holders for two pens/pencils, and designated spots for rubber feet.
Holds a standard sized post-it note pad, plus two pens. Template slides in vertically through the slot in the base bottom, and rests on top of the pad while in use; when done, it conveniently flips up out of the way! As you start running out of notes and the template gets closer to the base, use the small handle to pivot the template back up off the pad.
I included two base designs: one with a completely unnecessary hexagon design underneath the notepad that will almost never be visible, and one that's flat and smooth on that surface. Take your pick! Most sticky note pads have a thin cardboard sheet on the very bottom, so the hex design should never be an issue near the end of the pad.
Printing Instructions
- Any filament is fine--I've used PLA with a 0.4 & 0.6mm nozzle, no problems (with the current file versions)
- I've added a 3mf of the assembly, plated ("stickyNoteBaseR#&TemplateR#"). For simplicity's sake, you can just grab the latest revision number of the plated one and use it--the main files are the current version; older revisions are all in the ‘deprecated’ folder.
- BASE: Print the latest version
- Supports shouldn't be necessary, due to the curvature of the only area with overhangs, but if you want to use them, they'll remove easily enough.
- Rev2 of the base adds a little notch to make it easier to remove the notepad--it was previously flat here and wasn't a problem, but I was already tinkering with it and couldn't help modifying this.
- TEMPLATE: Print the latest version of the template with the majority of the surface on the build plate.
- Rev4 of the template flattens the template print surface (aside from the handle--still needs supports) while keeping the necessary curvature where the arms interact with the base, and increases the tolerance gap to smooth out movement.
- The original template version still works, but may have some unappealing overhang areas around the dot and line areas, that the new version resolves.
- Rev5 of the template improves on R4 by just strengthening the handle at the top so it's sturdier and prints cleaner; R6 increases the width of the template line slots to 3mm to adjust for the removal of the floating curves (which originally accommodated different ballpoint pen nib sizes better than the flat version)
Post-Printing
- (Optional) Add feet on the base to prevent sliding (the divots are 11mm across and 1.5mm deep; almost any assortment including round self-adhesive bumpons should have some this size).
- Sticky pad base is 76.3mm across either direction, so any standard 3" square notepads should work perfectly.