Sumeet

Bill Fellner

I saw a few different pivoting designs for stand alone and got inspiration from them. I ended up designing this from scratch with OnShape. I am still learning and there are a few more things I would like to do with this so expect some updates or a v2 in the future.I'm all about options so I share that in this. No supports are needed and I printed them in .24. Mix and match from the options below to build out your desired arrangement. Enjoy.BOTTOM CONNECTOR: Optional heights of the tube and another set with a hole in the bottom. The version with the hole is purely optional. I made it because I had a plug get stuck in the tube and this would have helped me push if out.<ul><li>Tube Heights: This is the height of the tube on the outside. Keep this in mind when you are mixing and matching trays/lids/spacers. Sizes: 50mm, 75mm, 100mm, 125mm, 150mm. 150mm is shown in my picture.</li></ul>TOP CONNECTOR: This fits in the tube of the bottom connector completing the connection to the panel.TRAYS: I made a fair amount of them for your selection. 10mm - 75mm height in 5mm increments. This is the outside height and what you would use when figuring out how many to fit on your bottom connector.<figure class="image image-style-align-left image_resized" style="width:15.47%;"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/58615/2023-10-02_8c1c0xiuciwa.png"></figure><img src="https://media.printables.com/media/prints/554882/rich_content/598fbafc-d066-40e9-85fe-c2095887f669/image.png#%7B%22uuid%22%3A%22b3430ffc-5ce5-474b-b1f9-379e65804262%22%2C%22w%22%3A1504%2C%22h%22%3A670%7D"> LIDS: Just a smattering of some covers. Use them in between or at the top. 2mm, 3mm, 4mm, & 5mm available.SPACERS: These are what they are. Use them between or at the top/bottom. 1mm-10mm in 1mm increments.PLUGS: These go in the tube before you put on the top connector. They bring up the tubes internal bottom height if it is too deep. I have also included half plugs if you want to mix it up. If you have problems getting the plugs out I would recommend using the bottom connector with the hole.&nbsp;

Swivel Trays for Honeycomb Storage Wall (HSW)

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harrypulvirenti

It is basically an optimisation of the original design but is functionally the same. This remix eliminates a rear wall to use less material and makes overhangs less pronounced to make the model easier to be printed. I strongly recommend using brim to print it if you don't want to see the heel fall.You can find the suggested orientation used to print the object in the images.With the proposed orientation the object should fit without scaling it, you will maybe just need to move it a little bit into position, but some user reported that scaling it down to 95% also works well. &nbsp;I tested it with my X1C and is perfectly compatible. About the P1P the original model was compatible with the P1P without enclosure and this remix have the same compatibility

Bambu Lab - Filament Poop Bin - X1, X1C, P1P and P1S

Made

Fritz025

The perfect little helper for your office. Simply put it on top of your monitor.I designed this figure to fit on my monitor. So if you print it at 100% scale it should have a reach of around 25mm.&nbsp;Hang in there.&nbsp;For multi-color prints, the eyes for example, can simply be filled in with the bucket tool.If you want to color them afterwards make sure to test your paint on a scrap piece first, as normal sharpie tends to bleed into other layers of the PLA print.

Monitor Figure

Ornamental

PrintinPlace

Minimal Design Drawers Printable without supports. Easy to assemble and without using Glue. there are 4 differents knobs. Print the one that you like it!!&nbsp;Enjoy! &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

Minimal Design Drawers No supports

Useful

make 3D

I needed a door sign for my new office space - So I made this after my favorite tv show. Hopefully others like it too. It measures 250mm x 86mm&nbsp;If you're printing this on a X1C please turn of flow calibration.

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Made

Ornamental

Useful

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