Stackable Organizer/Basket - Free 3D Print Model

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for A1, P1S, P1P, etc. 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

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For A1 mini, 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

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Description

Stackable Baskets/Organizer System in 18 sizes with lids and stackable as desired (Circle Edition)

	Length [mm]	Width [mm]	Height [mm]
Model XL
High Profile	204.0	124.5	117.5
Standard Profile			60.0
Low Profile			31.25
Model XL Square
High Profile	187.5	187.5	117.5
Standard Profile			60.0
Low Profile			31.25
Model L
High Profile	187.5	101.5	117.5
Standard Profile			60.0
Low Profile			31.25
Model M
High Profile	124.5	101.5	117.5
Standard Profile			60.0
Low Profile			31.25
Model M Long
High Profile	204.0	62.0	117.5
Standard Profile			60.0
Low Profile			31.25
Model S
High Profile	101.5	62.0	117.5
Standard Profile			60.0
Low Profile			31.25

Each of the baskets has two lid variants. One with and one without a handle.

Printing

All parts can be printed without supports. A 0.4 mm nozzle and a layer height of 0.20 mm with printer default settings for infill, etc. are sufficient for printing.

If you use the STL files, you should pay attention to the alignment of the lids. You should print them with the top side facing down (on the print bed).

Assembly

There is nothing to assemble. They are ready to use.

Remix & Scaling

If you scale the size of the boxes, make sure that you maintain the aspect ratios in length, width and height, as otherwise the circles in the side walls could overhang too much and the boxes may no longer print correctly. If you need special sizes, don't hesitate to write me a message or leave one in the comments.

Comment & Rating (15)

@Steckdosenau.to

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These are currently my favorite stacking boxes I print them with PETG Translucent and use them to store tablets and some of my 3D prints I have reduced all the pieces in the collection to 88% So I can also print them on my BambuLab A1 mini

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@sheepme

Thank you :)

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@user_2593174030

Hi! how do you keep the single basket together? thank you!

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@sheepme

Uh ... okay ... you have literally asked me the same question before. :) I'll try again. They are not connected to each other. They just stand next to each other. They are stackable, so you can place them on top of each other. They have indentations so that they can be stacked and the lid fits on top without them slipping, but that's it. They don't hang together. They just stand next to each other.

@user_2593174030

Replying to @sheepme :

i’m sorry, it seems that the first answer wasn’t visible on the app, so I wrote a second identical question. thank you for your kindness and for the answer. I’ll try to print a screw that fits the holes. 😊

@user_2593174030

hi! I’ve a question on how do the parts stay all together like in the pictures. thanks

The designer has replied

@sheepme

The boxes can be stacked in different ways, so you can stack on one large basket, two half baskets or three 1/3 baskets and fit, but the baskets are not designed so that they can be joined together, i.e. when they are placed next to each other. They are only designed so that the space in a cupboard, for example, is optimally utilised and the baskets do not overlap.

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