Niver Purge Bin

This project is aimed at those who like to have nice and good things. Since this isn't just about something that merely functions - there's already plenty of bins like that out there - I decided to create a container that combines functionality with aesthetics using nicer materials.

The Nicer Purge Bin is composed of several components, using various materials, making it an interesting project for beginners; there are several ways to make it:

For those who have a hybrid printer, like the H2D, which I usually call a production HUB. 

In this case, I consider it an excellent project to undertake after receiving your machine - simple and one that uses different functionalities of your machine: printing and laser cutting.

So, let's start with the H2D Combo Laser.

If you have this printer, this project can be broken down as follows:

The piece I call the "Bin" should be printed - the material I suggest is regular PLA, in Light Gray color, which is very similar to the printer's color.

For the feet, you also have two options, both involving laser cutting. These can be 2mm EVA foam or cork, with the latter being offered as a sample material with your printer, at least at the time of this product's launch. The feet are only necessary if you choose to make the project with the Base, which I recommend.

Also optional, a lining for the container - the bin - to prevent poops from sticking when they come out too hot. It's not something common, but it can happen. However, if there's something you can consider "more optional," it would be this element.

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