Amazon Elements Baby-Wipe holder for Ikea Gulliver changing table

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This holder model is designed to hold a package of Amazon Elements baby wipes, and hang on the rail of an Ikea Gulliver changing table. The raised areas on the arms fits between the tabs on the wipe packaging, so that it's held securely. I'm sure it might fit other changing tables and/or wipe packages, but we buy the amazon wipes by the case and we bought our changing table at Ikea, so that's what I based the measurements on. Update v2: My daughter is 6 months old, and I've noticed a few things about this wipe holder in the 5 months I've been using this. I've found that the tray has started to sag a bit, with the result that the caps sometimes come unglued from the wipe package, which is a pain. v2 fixes this by extending the vertical piece down by 40mm or so below the tray, and adding diagonal supports out to the end of the frame. The upper portion of the vertical section, above the tray, is still a weak point that may allow for some sagging, but hopefully not too much. If I still get tops popping off, I'll look at either thickening the vertical or angling down the arms on top. Print Settings Printer: Monoprice Maker Select (rebranded Wanhao Duplicator I3) Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: Doesn't matter Infill: Doesn't matter, but you should print at least 1.2mm with of shells in all directions, which will make it solid anyway Notes: Brims. They're not an option for recommended print settings, but you need them. This print involves long straight lines and printing tall walls. No brim, probably not gonna succeed. The first time, I ended up printing until it failed, re-slicing after flipping the model, and printed again until I got to where it failed before. Then glued the two pieces together. You could probably do the same by printing in 2 or 3 sections to begin with. The v1 I sliced in Cura and chose "supports everywhere" with 90⁰ support angle since you don't really need supports in the cutout circles. When I sliced v2 in CraftWare, I set the support angler to 89⁰, since 90⁰ doesn't work, and then I removed the supports from the circles, and manually added diagnol supports that only went up about a cm all along the long/straight lines to break up the footprint and keep the bottom stable. Worked great. I believe Simplifi3d can do the same. How I Designed This This was designed using the parts table in FreeCAD.