Gridfinity 2x3 SoDIMM RAM Tray - Free 3D Print Model

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Dr. Chaos

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

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1 plate

4.9(27)

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Description

Simple 30 slots bin for gridfinity system to hold laptop ram (SO-DIMM), tested with DDR4, DDR5

Comment & Rating (51)

@user_1620731994

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

great print!

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@DrChaos

thank you!

@SeilcheaganSaga

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Nice modell and easy print. Fits for also for DDR3.

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@DrChaos

Thanks, I've found one dd3 stick last night and it's a bit loose but works

@Rohba_

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

@Daddie0

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Criticism aside, amazing work for those of us that are lazy! I'd love for a profile with no magnet/screw cutouts.

Other Issues:With the default settings from the main designer print profile, you will try to print overhangs in mid air on layer 16 causing stringing due to the shrinkage in the magnet/screw holes. Had to manually pause the print and clean up the debris from this. To fix this manually add supports, or go through manually and fill in the holes with parts (in the slicer)

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@DrChaos

I've based design on original gridfinity boxsed and their spec, I can imprive the magnet angles later. just courious, are you using bambulab fillament? is your fillament dry? if you using 3rd party fillament you might have to adjust your settings.

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@Daddie0

Replying to @DrChaos :

Hey thanks for the reply! I tested with several filaments both bambu and not as I needed more than one. All filaments were dry As mentioned in my other issues section. On layer 16 you attempt to print the infill of the top part of the magnet/screw cutout; it starts from the inner circle printing an overhang wall in mid air and goes over each cutout in a square before attempting to bridge to the overhang wall which in this print would not exist (see photo). This causing it to not be filled filled in. Its more of a slicer issue than a model issue in reality. But considering the settings were the ones from your project (3mf) hence the review. I ended up using modifiers to fill in the holes and it printed flawlessly for the record

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