This modular bathroom organizer is a great way to keep your toiletries and other items organized and tidy. The system is made up of a series of modular components that can be arranged in a variety of ways to fit your specific needs. The components are easy to assemble and disassemble. Depending on your 3D printer, the components may simply snap together for a secure fit that won't come apart during use. The clearance can be modified if needed.

The system is also highly customizable. You can add or remove components as needed, and you can even design your own custom components. The possibilities are endless!

Features

• Modular design for a high degree of customization
• 16mm spacing based on the golden ratio for maximum modularity (but you can change it)
• Fits small objects and spaces without wasting too much space
• Easy to assemble and disassemble
• Highly customizable

Additional Information

• The system is open-source, so anyone can design and share their own custom components.
• The system is designed to be printed with a 0.4mm nozzle and a 15% infill, 2 walls.
• You can add silicone pads to the bottom of the system to prevent it from slipping.

In addition to the basic system, I already provide several components to help you organize your space:

• A component to store an organizer (137mmx64mm)
• A component to accommodate a liquid soap dispenser or a glass. (diameter 78mm and 63mm)
• A component for a small solid soap, i.e 65x65mm (easily scalable).
• A spacer to add an additional element later.

How to modify the Fusion 360 design file:

Here are the parameters that you can change in the Fusion 360 file :

• Dimension_1: This variable defines the value of the notch in the modular system. It is currently set to 16 (a rounded multiple of the golden ratio) to maximize customization. This value can be changed and adapted to specific needs.
• Length: This variable is an integer that determines the length of the component. It is multiplied by the Dimension_1 variable to determine the actual length.
• Width: This variable is an integer that determines the width of the component. It is multiplied by the Dimension_1 variable to determine the actual width.

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