3-in-1 Plate Holder, Drawer, Chute H2D H2S H2C

DISCLAIMER !

I disclaim all responsibility for any injury resulting from a lack of precautions during block installation. The printer is heavy! It is best to have two people lift it.

I also disclaim all responsibility for any damage to your printer. Ensure it is stable on the blocks. Make sure the blocks only touch the edges of the printer; the center must remain clear. Mechanisms and belts are exposed under the printer. Be careful not to place these mechanisms directly on the blocks.

Finally, ensure the printer is stable. I recommend running a calibration and monitoring it. The printer must not exhibit any instability. If it does, ensure the printer's feet are correctly placed in the support block cavities. Also, monitor the first prints to ensure everything is in order.

I wanted a raised support model, but couldn't find any that included drawers and a plate holder. So I decided to design my own model to place under the printer. My blocks are placed directly on a varnished wooden panel, and I've had no slipping issues. Feel free to share your suggestions for improvement!

Required hardware:

M3 X 25mm: structure assembly

M3 X 20mm: secure the chute

M3 Insert: structure assembly

M2 X 20mm: drawer handle assembly

The handles were created by Maxx Design  a model I particularly like. 

IMPORTANT

The drawers must be printed with a smooth plate (smooth PEI) to avoid any issues during opening and closing. 

UPDATE

• The tool holders for the drawers have arrived, it's HERE  

  

• Added support for front face elements to ensure print alignment 
• Following requests, I have added a profile for the drawer with a partition for waste 
• Drawer size modified to 99.5% 
• Added inserts for H2C plate storage, thanks  @NuIIPointer  
• Added Gridfinity base to the drawers, thanks @NuIIPointer 

All these modifications are in the same file to leave room for future print profiles 

Full assembly documentation coming soon