UMSS - Blank modules
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Introduction
These modules are part of the UMSS project. The project should therefore start there, with the creation and integration of tiles, eventually creating boxes and other items. These "containers" will hold these modules, which serve various purposes. In this case, they are tools and accessories that are available to all printers.
First and foremost, it is important to clarify that the box with the 150x150mm tile. that you will find at UMSS - Universal Modular Storage System is merely an example. You are free to use it as you see fit; for instance, you can use multiple 150x150mm boxes to store several duplicates of the same piece, or you can use a larger box by utilizing composite tiles, like the 210x180 tile that allow you to use almost all the space you have on the build plate of your mk4, 3 and 2 series printer.
You will find various sizes that fit on the tiles of the UMSS project. The increments are of 30mm with tall and low variations.
Refer to the base project for more details on applications and materials
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(14-08-2024) - First Release
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