Mid-Century Organizer by JamesThePrinter

JamesThePrinter

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X1 Carbon

P1S

P1P

X1E

A1 mini

Full Organizer

Designer

9.5 h

3 plates

4.9(85)

[A1 mini]0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

6.9 h

3 plates

5.0(13)

50% scaled version - 0.28mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

1.9 h

1 plate

5.0(3)

Main part only - 0.28mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

8.7 h

1 plate

Boost

1095

1512

149

1.4 k

1.2 k

Released

Description

This organizer is intended for your desk or 3D printer organizational needs. It features a mid-century feel with 6 separated storage areas. The included drawer should be used, but is not a requirement. The drawer handle requires 2 M3x12 bolts and is comprised of 3 pieces:

Handle Support - Print 2x
Handle - Print 1x

Print Settings

A brim may help with the handle pieces, but it is not necessary. No other special settings are needed.

Drawer Assembly Instructions

Insert both bolts through the holes in the drawer.
Slide the Handle Supports over the bolts. The flat end should be against the drawer.
Carefully screw the bolts into the handle. DO NOT OVERTIGTHEN. Because the handle is so small, it will crack if you overtighten the bolts. This is especially true if you use a silk filament.
Be sure to orient the curved end of the Handle Support correctly so that it pairs with the profile of the Handle.

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The following filaments were used in the pictures above:

Bambu Lab Matte Desert Tan PLA
Bambu Lab Matte Lemon Yellow PLA

Comment & Rating (149)

@chuckkay

Print Profile

Full Organizer

great piece, so many compliments, already gifted 2, Fyi i made the 5 missing drawers, I wont upload them as an addon, because i designed them using slicer tools only (as I don’t know CAD), as such they require post processing.

@provis

if you find any way to upload the extra drawers I’d love them. thanks!

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@BigRon

Bro! you have to upload the drawer files please!

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@DED_Original

you should just be able to save your slices file and upload it?

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@.s_.

Print Profile

Full Organizer

i printed it in pa6-gf it came out really awesome looking and feeling. have more nylon filament than ill ever use so i thought why not lol. not sure whats with the color banding maybe this is variable Layer height sliced?

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The designer has replied

@JamesThePrinter

All layer heights are identical. Could the banding come from the filament itself? I haven't seen anything like that from my print any prints from others.

@.s_.

yeah it must be something with the filament. it actually looks really nice but i never remember that happening before. i have 10 kg of this stuff from a couple yrs ago. polymaker polymide pa6-gf oh well. i really like how it came out, ill print the drawer later. :)

@nvblake

Replying to @.s_. :

I think it looks great with the banding. Kind of gives it a wood-grain look.

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@user_3748976735

Perfect design, high printing quality, no need for support，5 Stars～

@BennyBoots

hi, which filament did you use? looks great!

@user_3748976735

Replying to @BennyBoots :

R3D PLA Cost-Effective:Coffee My machine：Bambu Lab A1 Use:Bambu Lab PLA Basic（default） 0.20mm Standard @BBL（default）

@Centurion3DPrin

Print Profile

Full Organizer

@eggheadcopilot

Boosted

What filament is this? Looks great!

@zoix

I am also curious about the filament! Looks amazing!

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@Centurion3DPrin

Replying to @eggheadcopilot :

It's wrapped in a 3M vinyl called Di-Noc. Actually bright green filament under the vinyl, just sprey painted the inside black as I don't have the dexterity to wrap the inside with the vinyl.

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