Sink Organizer with Cloth Holder (Kitchen Rack) - Free 3D Print Model

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Gitter 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 5% infill

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5.5 h

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4.9(153)

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 5% infill

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2.7 h

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Gitter 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 5% infill P1S

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Practical kitchen organizer for sink & countertop The dishcloth hangs at the top for quick drying at the bottom sponges and pot scrubbers can be placed The tray ensures order better ventilation and fewer puddles on the surface Ideal for a clean minimalist sink stable and easy to print Printable without supports

I recommend PETG or ABS for more stability PLA also works otherwise

Version 2 with removable drip grid

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Comment & Rating (216)

@marvluebke

AI Thumbnail - Looks different from the model.

@bobbanana

what doesn't have an ai thumbnail these days

@Btascards

Replying to @bobbanana :

good things

@bobbanana

Replying to @Btascards :

True. cause they are soo good that they dont need a fake messed up picture. like the towel gets fused and messed up if you look at it closer

@user_1609880571

Nice part. Unfortunately, additional support would be necessary in the middle of the sieve. It already sags slightly with PETG without weight

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@HawKz1994

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perfect, thank you very much !

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@david.lambsheim

dude, change your sponge

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@rxbxccxv

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Wait, what’s wrong with their sponge?

@user_604134662

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Great we can't live without it anymore

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@Artackalle

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I printed it this way so that it could be printed on my PS1 but didn't take into account that it would be less strong. My bad 😅

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@pr0xyzer

Vielen Dank!

@Juko43

managed to fit it on my P1S by rotating the 2 inner parts and just pressing everything as tightly as possible. it did print slightly over the L shaped line it does at the start of each print, but it could be avoided by moving everything even farther back

@TheGermanMaker

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Simple to print, readily assembled

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@itsfun1

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👍😊👌

@Zugzwanged

Great idea. Thank you. I slightly altered it to hold my drain plugs as I already have a scrub daddy holder and made the arms a little more sturdy for what I was looking for. I also added a slight raised edge to retain any water runoff. Thanks again.

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