modular motherboard tray 3d models

In the future I might add additional modular units designed to fit specifically into the expansion slots, such as something to hold measuring cups in place. All parts are printable without cutting if you have a 300x300 print bed. The largest piece...

As I had various base sizes on my team, I came up with a modular solution that allows expansion when needed. The components interlock, enabling them to be expanded as the team grows. The interlocking components allow for a system that can either be...

This tray system is modular, just print the parts you need and connect them to one storage place.Included:pen holdersmarphone holderbowlsUSB/SD card holdera LED lit crystal for some atmosphereHow to print:All models can be printed without support...

... when needed. The separate inserts come in various sizes, allowing you to customize your tray system according to your specific needs. Show off your creations by sharing photos of your custom collet trays. ... Happy printing with your ER25 collets!

**Print Instructions** ------------------------- - Print "Tray.stl" for each lower tray - Print as many "Joint.stl" as necessary to connect all the trays, one joint for two trays - Print "TOP_Tray.stl" for the top tray when using suction cups -...

This tray is designed to keep your screwdrivers neatly arranged. ...Simply print out one piece for each screwdriver, and they will fit together perfectly, forming a sturdy tray that holds all of them in place.

The size of the tray is 50 by 50 mm, so just print a connector piece to hold them together - it has a taper angle for easier inserting. The size inserts are sold separately, but show me what you've made with these trays! ...Happy printing, and thanks...

It's a Handy Tray to Organize Your ER20 Collets You Can Combine Endless More Trays Even for Other Collet Sizes. The Size of the Tray is 50 by 50 mm. Just Print a Connector Piece to Hold Them Together. The Connector Has a Taper Angle for Easier...

A collection of trays and modules than can be printed out according to user needs. ... Trays that are printed in 2 pieces are connected by dovetail joint and can be connected with or without glue. By request, larger tray STL files can be provided. ...

It can be easily expanded by printing an additional wall and five more trays as many times as needed, which was the main concept behind it, along with the requirement to hold multiple types of bottles in one tray. The TOP versions refer specifically...

Introducing the ER32 collet organizer tray, designed to keep your tools neatly organized and within reach. You can expand this system by adding more trays for other sizes of collets, giving you endless possibilities. The tray itself measures 50mm x...

You can Team Up Endless More Trays Even for Other Collet Sizes! The Size of the Tray is 50 by 50 mm. Just Print a Connector Piece to Hold Them Together Smoothly. The Connector Has a Tapered Angle for Easier Inserting. The Size Inserts Are Sold...

All it takes is printing one simple connector piece to hold the trays in place, and the taper angle makes it easy to insert them perfectly. The inserts themselves are sold separately, so be sure to grab those too! Show me what you've created with...

Here's a convenient modular hexagonal cable management system to organize all your cords and wires neatly on your work surface.

She commissioned me to craft a solution that would revolutionize her resin tile painting process, specifically designed for use with round part trays in 5D art projects. ...I successfully created an innovative tool that streamlines the workflow by...

Not only can you use it to store multiple collets, but you can also combine endless more trays to accommodate different sizes. And the best part? You don't need any special tools to make it happen - just print a simple connector piece and voila! If...

If it is the topmost tray and you want to use suction cups, use "TOP_Tray.stl" Optional: put some silicon feet on the bottom of the lowest tray to allow water to flow out underneath Optional: slide two suction cups into the slots of the...

For each tray, you will need: 12 x M3 Square Nuts (link) 12 x M3 x 8MM Socket Head Screws (link) 4 x 13 or 14 mm diameter rubber feet (link) 3 x 830 point solderless breadboard (link) Assembly 3D Print the tray and the 4 locks. Using a 3mm drill...

It's a tray to keep your ER20 collets in order You can team up endless more trays, even for other collet sizes, for maximum organization. Each tray measures 50 by 50 mm, the perfect size for any workspace. Just print out a connector piece and...

... users can choose from several bottom plate options including 88mm, 98mm, and 108mm. Assembling the tray is straightforward - simply print the desired components, attach the leg pieces to each other, and secure them with one bottom plate.

If you have problem to fit this devider into the tray use rasple or sandpaper to solve this problem. EDIT: I added connectors to connect trays together. You can also put there dividers if you don't use them to avoid their loss. ...To print the connector...

If you have problem to fit this devider into the tray use rasple or sandpaper to solve this problem. EDIT: I added connectors to connect trays together. You can also put there dividers if you don't use them to avoid their loss. ...To print the connector...

Then she asked for a tray with 2 normal small sections, and a third section that took up the rest of the tray.I made all of this in the basic 3D Builder that comes with Microsoft Windows.So here's the result. I have variants with 1, 2, 3, or 4...

... the bottom section as well. The smaller legs measure 88mm, 98mm, and 108mm from the bottom to the middle. To assemble the tray, simply print out the desired sizes and attach the leg pieces together, securing them firmly to one of the bottom plates.

Each "cell" holds 60 chips and the tray has locations to hold 5 cells. Everything should print without any supports, brims, etc. ...I used PETG for all of my parts and they've held up great (I even subjected them to a move last year and they came out...

... realizing it can't capture the entire hexagon. ... Individual egg trays allow you to keep just the right number of eggs in your fridge, unlike a massive carton or crate. ...It can also be arranged in many different ways for display or serving purposes.

This tray system allows you to customize how many brushes you want to store in a convenient on desk location. ...It slides out when you need it for quick and easy access to your brushes and then slides back out of site for save storage!

This tray is intended to be printed using the minimum amount of material. The outer walls should consist of a single extrusion (0.45mm nominally). Print without supports as shown in the picture for best results, it is specifically designed to be...

Yet another innovative shower tray design, engineered to seamlessly integrate with your specific shower's water lines through precise adjustments made directly in the SCAD file. The accompanying STL file has been meticulously crafted with...

... and place them inside the tray. There are three gaps in one of the inside sides of the tray to match the breadboard bumps.Add the four rubber feet (optional)Attach the locks with the screws. ...When needed, unscrew to attach to other trays.