Honeycomb Shoe Rack Connectors - Free 3D Print Model

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DIY Honeycomb Shoe Rack Connectors 🛠️

Build a sturdy, customizable shoe rack or shelf with these plug-in connectors and 18mm wooden boards! Designed for flexibility, you can adjust board sizes to fit your needs. Keep in mind that actual board thickness may vary, so measure accordingly for the best fit.

Boards:

18mm thickness

5x 365x300mm

20x 190x300mm

📏 Example Build:

780x305x960mm (adjust as needed)

🖨️ Print Settings:
0.2mm | 20% infill | PLA, ABS, or PETG

Design by D1_ <https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4830953>

Comment & Rating (18)

@dianasbananas

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Great design! Prints came out fitting well, snug and sturdy. Adding another honeycomb on the top right!

@Lorenz_Minnich

Hello, I really like the design. Would it be possible for you to share the dimensions of the wooden board used? That would be very kind of you. THANK YOU VERY MUCH

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@und0

Board measurements in photo: 5 boards with 365x300mm 20 boards with 190x300mm

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@und0

Thanks, also updated the description.

@WorkingMan

Replying to @und0 :

can u add the tables width?

@WorkingMan

Among all the shoe models I have seen, this is the best, the most efficient, and the most elegant. But is it possible to make a rectangular option to better utilize the space?

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@und0

Possible, but rigidity most likely sucks without diagonal supports. But that might not matter. Maybe worth trying out.

@Kceaglesfan

Replying to @und0 :

Look at how they make bridges. These should be pretty strong.

@user_4092292545

Nice design, is this designed for a 1x12" which would be about 19.05mm thick, or more so a 3/4" plywood which would be 18-18.5mm thick? I don't think they sell any boards or planks in the states right at 18mm.

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@und0

18mm, but you should be able to upscale the files.

@spina

Replying to @und0 :

I printed at 106% and got a very tight fit on a 1" pine board. Note that in the US actual dimensions are less than board dimensions. This can be different for plywood where (I think) actual and board dimensions tend to match. Anyway, my board claimed a 1" thickness with actual dimensions of 3/4", but it's actually a range of thicknesses and my calipers measure 0.756" in some places and 0.766" in others. Fun! Pine is soft so kinda forgiving and at 106% the fit was real tight. I'm going to try at 107% and see how it goes. Calculations below: The pieces have slots which measure 17.500mm. I assume this is less than 18mm to make the fit tight. 3/4 inches is 19.05mm. I want to hit 18.55mm to keep the same tightness. So I need 17.05 * ? = 18.55. That's 106%.

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@jastlin

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I was in need of a shoe rack with I stumbled across this. Got a full set printed out and started to build the rack. I unfortunately ran out of plyboard before I got it finished but will get some more soon and finish it up. The print was PERFECT ... I didn't have to do a single thing to any of the pieces in the set to clean them up post-print. Flawless!