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Honeycomb Storage Wall Tray / Basket / Shelf

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X1 Carbon
H2D Pro
H2D
H2S
H2C
A1
P2S
X1
P1P
A2L
X1E
P1S
X2D

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
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10.7 h
5 plates

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A parametric tray/shelf/basket for the Honeycomb Storage Wall (HSW) system. Snaps
straight onto any honeycomb wall with the built-in hex connectors.

 

Make it your own in the customizer:
- 13 lattice patterns: kumiko, honeycomb, diamond, seigaiha,
 cane, moroccan, wave, shippo, chevron, truchet, breeze, sakura, organic (Voronoi)

- Some patterns needs larger walls and cell pitch.
- Any width and depth
- Rim height per taste (the connector edge stays tall enough automatically)
- Cell size, strut thickness, inner border, corner radius
- Lattice on or off (solid floor option)

 

The back rim carries HSW hex connectors with snap nubs that lock into the wall.
The 3 other sides follow your chosen rim height.

 

Parameters (customizer)

  • Size
  • Thickness
  • Lattice
  • HCW Mount

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