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Hidden under desk drawer

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4X joints (0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 25% infill)
4X joints (0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 25% infill)
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1 h
1 plate
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Tray type 1 (0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill)
Tray type 1 (0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill)
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1.3 h
1 plate
4.8(11)

Tray type 3(0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill)
Tray type 3(0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill)
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1.1 h
1 plate
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Main mechanism parts (0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 25% infill)
Main mechanism parts (0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 25% infill)
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2.8 h
1 plate
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Description

 

Cool under desk drawer with pull mechanism designed to store small parts under your desk. You can add as many drawers under your desk as you want.

 

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1) Key features:

  • Fast assembly
  • Functional design
  • Stays hidden
  • Easy handle
  • Common materials

2)List of parts:

  1. x2 parts (Left and Right) to be screwed in bottom of table

  2. x2 parts (Left and Right) to hold tthe tray

  3. x4 parts to assembly parts above together

     

  4. x4 parts of sliders

    5. x1 handle part

    5. x6 M3 x 16 Screws

    6. x2 M3 Nuts

    7. x2 Rubber bands for sliding mechanism

     

     

    3) Assembly guide

    1. First, download and print all the parts. Make sure you have the parts for the right and left side of the drawer.
    2. Assemble the sliding parts with the help of screw m3.

       

      c. Assemble the suspended parts using the handle and m3 screws and nuts.

       

       

      d. Insert the joints on both sides of the mechanism.

       

       

      e. Thread the mechanism into the bottom of the table with the help of 2 wood screws.

       

       

      f. After correctly fixing the mechanism, extract the handle and insert the tray that you like.

       

       

      g. Adjust the tension of the rubber bands according to your needs. The drawer must behave rigidly under the action of weights that you want to store.

       

4) Congrats for your work. Please ask for issues and suggestions. If you like this original design please support me =3.

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Main mechanism parts (0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 25% infill)
Create a bigger version. love the concept and works great!
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How much percentage did you increase for this print. Did you increase the size for all the parts uniformly?
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130% Bigger - Maximum printable on A1 Mini
Works great! I used the 130% print profile, but then increased the tray to 160% on the X axis and the handle to 160% on the Z axis. This way it fits pens correctly and assembled perfectly with M4 x 20 fasteners.
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Great design and a joy to print. Great work! I have created a print profile for a 130% larger version for the A1 Mini (the maximum printable on the A1 Mini). Have fun with it.
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In your print profile, you said you printed the plates at 166%, but everything is at 130%. Did you only print the trays at 166% or everything? If you print everything at 166%, is that when you need M4 screws? or do you need the M4 screws at 130%
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Replying to @Deathtronis :
Sorry, the 166% is a typo. All parts have been enlarged by 130%. The holes no longer fit as perfectly as in the original, but it is then possible to assemble the drawer with M4 bolts and nuts without much effort. PS: I have corrected the typo in the print profil description.
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Great design! Don't know why the rubber bands are needed, I didnt use them and it works just fine.
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That's good to know, the rubber bands look like a potential weak point to me from the point of view of longevity. On that basis I'm going to give this a shout.
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love this print I scaled it up to hold a controller
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Main mechanism parts (0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 25% infill)
Top! Scaled to 200% and used M6 screws
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thanks for feedback)
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Main mechanism parts (0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 25% infill)
good design. printed with pla. Screws didn't fit the holes as the holes were too big. I ended up using super glue to where the screws were called out. stuck it onto the user part of my shelf with Velcro command strips.
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Real BIG one!
Nice print, resized tray and brackets mainly for the practise.
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Real BIG one!
it's a great place to hide my.... lol
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130% Bigger - Maximum printable on A1 Mini
I used longer screws and its good
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