One-Piece A4/Letter Stackable Trays (H2D/H2S) - Free 3D Print Model

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CutMaster

Household>Office

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Print Profile(1)

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H2D

H2D Pro

H2S

H2C

Vertical Printing Profile

Designer

27.6 h

4 plates

4.7(3)

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Description

Meet your new desk workhorse: horizontal paper trays for A4 or US Letter that print as a single solid block—no joints, no clips, just sturdy. Thanks to the big build volume of Bambu Lab H2D/H2S, each tray comes off the printer ready to use and stacks without slipping. Four variants let you choose clean or lightweight looks, with or without a front sticker zone for labeling.

Key Features

📚 A4 & US Letter horizontal trays
🧱 One-piece print (rigid & durable)
🧩 Anti-slip stacking—stable towers
🖨️ H2D/H2S required (printed in one block)
🏷️ 4 versions:
1. Solid, no label zone
2. Solid, label zone front
3. Diamond-lightened, no label zone
4. Diamond-lightened, label zone front

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Comment & Rating (5)

@freakypanda

The print profile is no longer public

Support Issue:printed with petg and failed. floating ledge without support. This is a flawed model design. The stacking design needs to be built on the top of the tray not the bottom. Support needs to be enabled with current design.

The profile uploader has replied

@CutMaster

You are partly correct, and I sincerely apologize. It turns out the design was intended for vertical printing without supports, and due to an oversight on my part, the published profile was for horizontal printing, which indeed cannot function without supports. I have corrected my mistake and updated the profile, which will now allow you to print them without any issues. However, when using PETG, remember to significantly increase the bed temperature or add a brim.

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@duckabush

Print Profile

Vertical Printing Profile

@iluvau

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Vertical Printing Profile

@user_1851004792

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