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Greek Pediment Remote Control Rack (4 remotes)

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
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Description

A small tabletop rack for 4 remote controls — keeps them upright in a tidy row instead of scattered across the coffee table.
 

Fits a range of remote sizes. Designed and tested for remotes 12–16 mm thick and 41–46 mm wide — covering most TV, AC, projector, sound system, and streaming-box remotes. The slot is intentionally a little loose so even thicker remotes drop in without friction.


A-frame pediments. Each divider is a hollow triangular pediment inspired by Greek temple architecture. Hollow construction saves material and prints with zero supports. Looks great in black PLA next to a TV.

Specifications

  • Outer dimensions: 114 × 58 × 46 mm
  • Filament: 39 g
  • Print time: 1 h 19 min
  • 4 slots (typically 3 remotes + 1 spare/charging)
  • Remote sizes: 12–16 mm thick, 41–46 mm wide
  • 5 mm lip rails along the base edges prevent sliding

Print settings

  • 0.2 mm layer height
  • 20% gyroid infill
  • 3 perimeters
  • No supports required — print as oriented (base on bed)
  • Recommended: black PLA for a clean tactical look, or marble for a temple aesthetic

Customization

Parametric OpenSCAD source included. Edit the top of the .scad file:

  • num_slots — make a 2, 3, 5, or 6-slot version
  • plate_thickness / slot_clearance — fit thicker or thinner remotes
  • divider_width — adjust base depth for short or long remotes
  • pediment_hollow = false for solid pediments
  • preview_remotes = true to visualize fit before printing

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