puzzle sorting tray 3d models

Fully parametric (Fusion 360) design. Based on design by Area51. I needed a way to hang these from my pegboard, so I added a tab with hole. ...Also made all the dimensions variable via Fusion 360.

My girlfriend, being caught up in the hype of creating outfits and accessories for the Taylor Swift concert, needed something to store the amount of tiny things for wristband etc. Made these trays and might add more separation shapes, if she...

Remixed the idea of a fastener sorting tray to fit to my fastener storage system:I keep my fasteners in jars hung up by their lids (image). I have jars for rough genres as “small sized metric screws” or “washers”, rather than a jar for each type/size...

The base of the tray has a divided interior which allows you to sort two or more different types of items (like two sizes of screws) on either side. I also added ridges to catch small features like the lip of the screw head so it makes for easy...

Specifically, I designed these for screws when I'm working on fulfilling orders that require I sort specific length screws and count the quantity, but this could be useful for anyone doing any sort of small electronic disassembly!The base of the tray...

The spout has been redesigned * It's now on an angle, meaning screws are less likely to spill out The  The base of the tray has a...

We designed the Wedo, EV3, Spike Prime sorting tray for the following purposes: 1.Students will easily remember the different components as they are presented in front of them without being hidden like the default lego tray 2.Students will build...

This is an updated version of a previously uploaded puzzle, originally titled "Tangram Puzzle and Tray." Due to issues with the original download link, this replacement is now available. The challenge at hand is straightforward: arrange the pieces...

For instance, a screw taken from the bottom of a laptop would be placed in the corresponding corner recess on the tray, while a screw removed from the middle of the bottom would occupy its matching spot. This system helps during reassembly by...

The idea is that the screw you remove goes in the tray in a similar position to where the screw was removed from, for example on the bottom of a laptop, the top left screw would go in the top left corner recess, the bottom middle screw in the bottom...

... brass to sit elevated above larger primer brass when all the brass pieces are inserted into their respective holes. Looking at the tray from the side, the brass containing small primers will appear raised, making it easy to simply pull them out.

No supports neededPLA

Yet another thing that you absolutely must print to help you make sense of your chaotic life, or at least your workbench.

To use these coin sorting trays, follow these steps: firstly, stack them from smallest to largest with the solid tray at the bottom; secondly, shake them; thirdly, the trays are labeled based on the hole size not the coins they collect (e.g., a Dime...

I liked the sorting trays by @art_fpv but I wanted to have smaller ones which are also stack able. I redesigned the original one to have half trays, of which two can fit on a original large one. ...There are also quarter sized trays, of which two...

To get started with this project, you need to print at least two parts - the main sorting tray and one other component. The 9mm tray is ideal for anything around one stud in size that needs to be sorted through. Keep in mind that you may want to...

I whipped up some makeshift sorting trays in a flash. One sports a built-in spout for easy pouring, while the other keeps things simple without it. ...They're designed to nest together neatly when not in use.

Tamar over at 3x3 custom has plans for a great geometric puzzle serving tray. ... Part of making it requires the use of templates to either transfer directly to a timber piece from a paper printout, or making MDF templates first for re-use.Having made...

My whole family loves Lego and we often create custom sets from specifically purchased bricks. Biggest issue was to keep all the small bits organised so they dont get lost and it's easy enough to find them when they are needed. That's where 3D...

Card trays for organizing MTG or other cards! Each module features three compartments that can hold 30-50 cards, whether sleeved or unsleeved. Print as many modules as you require and one cover to complete the set. The modules and cover fit together...

I needed something that could be quickly used when the kids are in the mood to build.I think of this like an inexpensive search index for all of our legos.The trays are sized to fit on a MK3 as and I tried to get the maximum surface area I could to...

... your lenses at home just got a whole lot easier with this genius idea. Print out as many puzzle pieces as you like, then connect them any way you want - no limits! ...You might need to file down the final piece for a snug fit, but that's it.

I wanted a base to hold the pyramid puzzle so I made one. ... The base one is 109x109mm while the v3 is 108.5x108.5mm and taller to catch the second to last piece when it slides.

Print the gcode files and then rearrange the pieces in the included display tray to make 1^2 unit  of area disappear or reappear at will.

This is pin sorting tray and plug holder for mul-t-lock MT5+ it can hold up to 2 34.5 MM plugs at the same time. it also have groove for the side bar so the key can be withdrawn although the side bar is assembled. if the side bar is assembled with...

Boxes for sorting Jigsaw puzzle pieces, In the first version I made a groove in the bottom for stacking the cases, but it was difficult to clean the support and the box looked too high the second version in only 1.5 cm high and changed the bottom...

Quick printing token trays.Hex and Square included.

A practical container for organizing beads or other tiny items. Customized version of http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:43406 Created with Customizer! ...http://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=43406 Print Settings Resolution: 0.3 ...