Rotating drawers desk organizer with 4 drawers by SaVo3D

SaVo3D

Tools>Organizers

Print Profile(4)

All

X1 Carbon

P1S

P1P

X1E

A1 mini

0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill

Designer

24.7 h

7 plates

5.0(2)

top with tree of life inlay

Designer

3.7 h

1 plate

5.0(1)

top without inlay

Designer

2.9 h

1 plate

5.0(1)

A1mini - 0.2mm layer - 3 walls - 15% infill

Designer

14 h

5 plates

5.0(1)

Open in Bambu Studio

Boost

167

227

179

Released

Description

This is my rotating drawer desk organizer with 4 drawers!

This organizer is a nice piece to display the beauty of 3d printing!

The model is deliberately designed to achieve a certain weight to make it stable so that it does not slide around on the table.

The model consists of:

Feet (4pcs).
Bottom (1pc.)
Housing (1pc.)
Peg for Axis of drawer 1 (1pc.)
Axis for drawer 1 (1pc.)
Axis for drawer 2-3 (2pcs.)
Axis for drawer 4 (1pc.)
Drawer 1 and 3 (2pcs.)
Drawer 2 and 4 (2pcs.)
Top with eagle inlay or tree of life inlay or without inlay (1pc.)

Print Profile Information:

The print profile contains all possible parts plus top with eagle inlay. The two other top versions you can choose of, can be found in the additional print profiles.

You can be creative by colorizing the model as you like it the most! Show me your beautiful color combinations that you have printed!

Needed Tools:

screwdriver to install the axis
your preferred glue

Assembling:

Please read the assembly instructions!

Recommended filament:

PLA or PETG depending on what you have.

I printed the model with PLA.

Hotend: 0,40mm

Print instructions for PLA (my print profile is set up like this):

layer height 0,20mm
3 wall loops
top/bottom shells 4 layers
top/bottom shell thickness 0,80mm
infill 15%
sparse infill pattern “gyroid”
Enable support type “normal”, style “default” to support the guiding peg of the drawers

Before printing, make sure your build plate is clean and apply some adhesive. Wash the build plate with oil free soap and wipe it off with some paper towels. For build plate adhesion, apply a thin, even coat of your preferred adhesive. I repeat the process every 5-6 prints.

Bad build plate adhesion is not related to the model.

Take a look at my other models https://makerworld.com/en/u/1597610120

Please leave me a like and a decent rating if you were satisfied, thank you in advance!

Documentation (1)

Assembly Guide (1)

Assembly instructions.pdf

Comment & Rating (25)

@KrojiaK

Print Profile

top with tree of life inlay

Massive filament usage, but to be fair, its as sturdy as MDF. Loved it. Easy to print and easy to assemble.

The designer has replied

@SaVo3D

Thank you kindly for your rating. As i stated in the model description: "The model is deliberately designed to achieve a certain weight to make it stable so that it does not slide around on the table". Maybe I should have specified how much filament is used.

@KrojiaK

Replying to @SaVo3D :

@SaVo3D I wasn't criticizing, just trying to point that out since I wasn't paying attention and my orange filament run out mid print :|, and completed the body with another color :). As you mentioned, it would be nice to add a note of that. Again, the same cost makes the model sturdy and well balanced. And I loved the outcome. I can not post a picture since my sister stole my first print :) Kudos to you for sharing such an exceptional design with us.

@SaVo3D

Replying to @SaVo3D :

😊 Same thing happened to me! I ran out of white Filament for the body at around 30% of the body so i decided to switch to a light yellow and hoped that it would not be as noticebale 😂. The thing is, most people do not tend to read the description especially when it exceeds a certrain length but i will add a note!

@rvwat

Many thanks, not yet printed but I find it very pretty

The designer has replied

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@SaVo3D

thank you kindly, you will be surprised how easy the print is.

@rvwat

You're welcome, it will be a pleasure to print it How do you create the inlays, how do you model them Thank you for your feedback Have a good day

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@stefblo

Boosted

Top design, my wife loves it! Printed twice

The designer has replied

@SaVo3D

thank you kindly

@KrojiaK

Print Profile

0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill

Easy print with sturdy structure.

The designer has replied

@SaVo3D

thank you kindly

@OldJackar

Boosted

nice

The designer has replied

@SaVo3D

thank you kindly

@AntoKaiser

Boosted

Incredible model! My X1 and A1 will be working overtime to finish it! Thank you!

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@SaVo3D

thank you kindly

@fdov1989

Amazing print, love it!

The designer has replied

@SaVo3D

thank you kindly

@user_3119739620

Boosted

Almost finished printing A1 with no issues at all. A beautiful print! Thankyou!

The designer has replied

@SaVo3D

thank you kindly

@user_2867384384

Print Profile

A1mini - 0.2mm layer - 3 walls - 15% infill

The designer has replied

@SaVo3D

thank you kindly

@timmeren

Boosted

Print Profile

top without inlay

The designer has replied

@SaVo3D

thank you kindly

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