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NODESTACK - BASE PACK

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NODESTACK - ORGANIZER SYSTEM

the system will evolve over time.

Interested to see more of my projects? https://linktr.ee/smackmax

Part of my own lab, iterating versions as i go along.

**NODESTACK - BASE PACK ** First element of the NODESTACK system - Small parts drawers with styled front cards

BASE PACK:

1010 CUBE D4
1010 DRAWER D4
1010 DRAWER D4 CARD (in various styles)

SYSTEM PACK

PEG (various tolerances - presure fit connector)
JANKER (for pulling out PEG)
BASE PANEL (variants for every orientation)

ADDY ONE:

1010 CUBE D2
1010 DRAWER D2

Assembly: Slide CARD in DRAWER, slide DRAWER in CUBE file, position next to PANEL or CUBE and insert PEG file.

*DRAWER files need support *DRAWER files have room for a 0.4 mm text on the CARD file

SYSTEM NOTES: *Builds in 100 x 100 mm grid *Make sure to test fit your pegs before printing all of them (different filament might need different tolerances - multiple files includes to test fit - switching orientation can help) *JANKER file is avaible to give more grip when pulling (squeeze & pull) *The hooks on the back are there incase i need them in the future *Glue can be used to permanently lock them in place *Uses a bunch of filament *Test fitment on components is recommended *I might improve the connection system

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Discussions

MThorseshoeing5 months ago

what's the blue filament used in this model with the galaxy black?

Smackmax4 months ago

Its Bambu Lab PLA Titan Grey! i like it alot!

Jonny Boy2 months ago

This is a fantastic system, thank you! Have you ever considered doubling the depth/width to allow for storing larger items? This system is by far my favorite of it's kind so far!

adambambamboies4 months ago

printed the 4 drawer and some double bins. they fit super snug to the point i cant pull the drawer out. any suggestions? atm i just been sanding down the top of the bin and the two booms it rides on

Smackmax4 months ago

That should not happen, they should achieve their desired friction in a could of uses. You could print the drawers at eqx: 99% scale, but i will be sure to also check the model for issues myself.

Remorce3 months ago

Same issue here - seems to mostly be in the 45deg chamfer at the top of the bins on the handle side. They're just a bit too snug unless lightly sanded or barely undersized.

Printed D4 drawers at 99.8% and only lightly hit it with sanding to knock down some artifacts otherwise it's a nice snug fit. Needed to get the x-y dimensions from 42.2mm square to 42mm and it was perfect.

Did the same on D2 drawers and similarly had a nice snug fit that was still easy to pull out without pulling the whole frame with it.

DeDi Consulting5 months ago

I see you printed this with a K2 Plus.. any change you have the profile as well as the filament type? i still have lines when printing... you don't :o

Smackmax5 months ago

I have printed these on a scale of Creality and bambu printers, i usually go with the standard 0,16 mm settings and 8% of gyroid infill. I found picking the matte black filaments gives it the best ''product'' feel and hides the most layer lines. i hope this helps!

DeDi Consulting5 months ago

Tnx, will try those settings too. i see a lot of bambu pla, do they fit on the CFS ? :-)

Smackmax5 months ago

Yes!