GF1977

Bottega.co.nz

Original art created by us, then we used Hueforge to create this 200x200 piece.&nbsp;Please share your prints&nbsp;Print at 100% infill with a layer height of 0.08mm with a base layer of 0.16mm&nbsp;Filaments Used: PLA PolyLite Pro Blue PLA+ Esun Magenta PLA BambuLab Basic Beige PLA+ Sunlu White Transmission &nbsp;Swap Instructions: Start with Blue At layer #5 (0.48mm) swap to Magenta At layer #11 (0.96mm) swap to Beige At layer #15 (1.28mm) swap to White for the rest.

Harley Quinn Again - Hueforge

hueforge

ed.burnett25

Yet another poop chute design. Wanted to create my own for the small space I have around my printer. Works very well and is printed with no support. Enjoy

Bambu P1 Poop Chute

P1P/S

K-Studio.ca

<h2>A1 Mini Poop Bin</h2>A poop bin designed specifically for A1 Mini and with only 75g of filament needed to print unlike others bin over 150g up to 350g of filaments usage. That is one quarter, 1 / 4 of your spool of filament spent on a bin!&nbsp;<h2>Instructions</h2>Print ready, no need of brim or overhang support!&nbsp;<h2>Profiles</h2>The short one is best to use with a baffle, and the tall version is available for 82g of filament. <figure class="image image_resized" style="width:63.71%;"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/733433/2023-12-15_cc04a1ef9674d8.png"><figcaption>Standard Model</figcaption></figure><figure class="image image_resized" style="width:63.17%;"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/733433/2023-12-15_1fc81271e8415.png"><figcaption>Tall Model</figcaption></figure>&nbsp;&nbsp;You can store tools under the back side of the bin.<figure class="image image_resized" style="width:62.22%;"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/733433/2023-12-15_c0fc3d99a9e22.png"><figcaption>Tool Storage</figcaption></figure>

A1 Mini Poop Bin ( 75g filament )

A1 mini

PaulBB

<h4>Update 6th May 2023:</h4>Thanks for the great feedback everyone that downloaded and made this model! I finally had time to make a new version. I've added a few things to the model:<ul><li>A stopper that stops the drawer from beign pulled out completely. Designed in a way that you do not need any supports or extra prints.</li><li>Made the whole drawer about 2 perimeters thicker (0.8mm) (except the bottom). It is way sturdier that way. This was also needed to keep the stopper machanism working. Otherwise the whole drawer bent too much when pulling it all the way out.</li><li>Added an alternative version without the handle, but with just a hole to install your own (maybe 3D printed) handle yourself. The hole has a diameter of 4.2mm to install handles with a M4 screw.</li><li>Added a middle piece to join multiple drawers together</li><li>Added versions without the grid in the bottom.</li></ul>I am also currently working on some inserts which I will upload in a few days. &nbsp;<h2>Under Desk Drawer</h2>This model is designed to fit underneath your desk, providing easy access to your pens, papers, notebooks, and other essentials. Features a smooth sliding mechanism to ensure that your items stay secure and within reach. Plus, it's easy to install with the three mounting holes on each side. (I installed it with two on each side which works just fine.)The size of the bottom plane is approximately 166mm (width) x 176mm (depth) x 30mm (height).The slides are just mirrored versions of each other.Supports only needed for the drawer handle.Fits a 200mm x 200mm print bed.&nbsp;<h2>Installation</h2>This is the way that worked best for me, there may be better ways to install the drawer. Feel free to comment if you find a easier way :)<ul><li>Mount the slide that you plan to use as the outer-most first. Install one screw, align the slide perpenticular to the desk and install the second screw for the first slide. </li><li>Take the drawer and hold it a against the slide. Take the next slide and press it against the drawer where it should be. Install the back screw first and then the second one.</li><li>Repeat for each middle slide you plan to use. The middle slide has the same dimensions as a regular slide, so you can reuse the holes if you want to make it bigger later.</li></ul>Use two 3mm Screws per slide to mount the drawer to your desk. Be careful to not overtighten the screws as it may break the mounting holes depending on your material/print settings!