I decided it was time to replace the old utensil holder that's been my pen/pencil holder for 20 years, and hexagons popped in my mind, so I drew this up and printed it.

The walls are a little bit thick, but it prints clean and holds plenty of pens and such. There's a good bit of infill in it, but necessary to ensure the bottoms of the holders start properly. Throw some anti-slip rug tape on the bottom and it won't go anywhere.

There are three plates in the profile:

1. Plain PLA is just a regular print, but with a brim for Cool/Smooth plates.
2. Coextrusion Silk PLA also has a brim enabled, but has the outer walls slowed down and a fun little pattern on the bottom of the tray.
3. Plain PLA (tPEI) is the same as Plain PLA, but does not have the brim enabled as it's intended to print on a textured PEI plate where it would be unnecessary.

I love the way co-extrusion filaments play with surface patterns!