Almost Complete Lockers

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This is the first part of a "Järvsöskåp" a swedish lockers derived from a county called Hälsingland in Sweden. These lockers got a long history in sweden and some of these lockers can be hundreds of years old! This is the lower part of the lockers. I have yet to finish the upperpart or the door to the lower part since im exhausted after a 15 hour nonstop run making the lowerpart. I'm satisfied with the result. I might do some more "polishing" on it later. This is the first 3d print i have spent a devoted time on. Still learning. Still going strong. EDIT: I added the door, a lock mechanism and a key 2017-03-12(year-month-day). EDIT: I remodeled the door, made it bigger, i made the lock seperate and bigger. So glue is required. Bigger hinges for glueing. New key. 2017-03-13 **EDIT: I remodeled the door once again. I kept the original size but i made the hinges seperate and bigger, i also added small glue slots at the side of the door in which where to attach the hinges. I also focused on simply making holes in the doors, where a piece of a metalclip have to suffice as a lock mechanism since it was a nuisance trying to design locks. The upperpart is finished :D! To the upperpart there is 2 boxes and hinges that needs to be glued to the door and the lockers. 2017-03-30(Year-Month-Day). ** Print Settings Printer Brand: FlashForge Printer: Finder Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: Standard Infill: 15%. Notes: It's far easier printing smaller pieces and glue'ing it together. That's why i have halves of the upper and lower part of the lockers. How I Designed This I used mirroring to make only half the work. I like the mirror function, so i just do half the measurement originally and design a "half". Then i just copy it and mirror it, and group it together. I watched pictures from my own real life scale of a lockers residing in the dinning room. The lockers scale is 1:9. I got tons of saved files of the small parts i used to make the corners, frames and embodiments if someone is interested. :)