These parts sorting trays are designed for small projects that only need a single or for larger projects that may take multiple trays. Sometimes projects can’t be completed in a single setting, or other projects may have to take priority, so a lid can be added to help keep parts from being spilled or trays can be stored by installing them in the under-desk/shelf bracket.
Trays slide together and lock in place to make stacks of trays. The under-desk/shelf bracket can store 1 tray or a stack of trays in each slot.
There are different tray designs to choose from and all trays slide and lock on to one another. There are 3 under-desk/shelf brackets to choose from for 1 slot, 2 slots, and 3 slots. Brackets are designed to be placed next to one another and hold their position so to keep them from getting to close when installing.
Print Settings
Material: Printed in ABS, but PLA and PET-G should work fine.
Layer Height: 0.2
Wall Loops: 3
Bottom Shell: 3
Top Shell: 5
Infill: 15%
Speed: Slow down 1st layer, but I printed everything else at standard speed for my printer.
Support: None (take note of part placement when slicing.)
Placement: All trays print top side up. Print lids and brackets up-side-down.
The author marked this model as their own original creation.