Stackable Drawer System
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This is for up-cycling leftover plastic microwavable food containers into a stackable drawer system. It is a big, challenging print, filling up nearly the entire build volume of our 300x200x200 mm ExtraBot 3020 E3D printer. (http://extrabot.net/index.php/product/14-extrabot-3020a-e3d) It works very well and we've included the SketchUp 16 file for anyone who would like to modify it. The bottom braces are a bit fragile so they might be updated in future version. A Customizer version would also be nice. This project shows you how to use 3D printing together with reusing existing material and opens up a lot of new possibilities. If you print one out, please share some photos. We love to see people make our designs. Print Settings Printer Brand: Ultimaker Printer: Ultimaker Original Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.3mm Infill: 20% or more. Notes: This was difficult to print because of the height. It really will test your printer's consistency over long prints. Make sure your bed is level and everything is stable because little mistakes add up the taller you go. Our printer is an Ultimaker clone called ExtraBot. (http://extrabot.net/index.php/product/14-extrabot-3020a-e3d)
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