Stackable Desk Trays

898 downloads · 1 year ago · **Stackable Desk Trays** Stackable desk tray set includes one large, one medium and one small tray.

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Description

Stackable Desk Trays Stackable desk tray set includes one large, one medium and one small tray. Designed for versatile stacking in any orientation.

Dimensions: Large Tray: 203mm x 203mm x 29mm Medium Tray: 203mm x 101mm x 29mm Small Tray: 101mm x 101mm x 29mm

Print Settings Support is required around the bottom edge of each component. 15% infill 0.2 Layer Height (Lowering the layer height may increase the surface quality)

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GetSmartHomeOffice1 year ago

PrinterOther

Printer modelCreality K2 Plus

MaterialPLA+

Layer height0.2 mm

Infill density15 %

Studio Loup1 year ago

Great photos! Thanks so much for posting!

Kakue11 months ago

I would like to laser cut small wooden lids. I have the dimensions of the trays. Would you mind telling me what the corner radius is? Then I don't have to experiment so much. Thank you very much!

Feedback: I'm having a bit of trouble with the support. The bottom edges of the tins don't look so good. I have therefore cut the trays and will glue the two parts together later.

Studio Loup11 months ago

Hi, the outer corner radius is 41.50mm and the inner corner is 37.50mm. Thanks for the feedback! I might try updating these trays with a version that doesn't require supports.

Nomad_HTX1 year ago

Great File to print.

PrinterAnycubic Kobra 3

Print bed sizeX: 250 mm; Y: 250 mm; Z: 260 mm

MaterialPLA

Layer height0.2 mm

Infill density5 %

mr.zeus71 year ago

That's cool! Could you add the dimensions? I think these would be useful trays for Lego builders too.

Studio Loup1 year ago

Hi! thanks for the feedback! here are the dimensions for the trays: Large Tray: 203mm x 203mm x 29mm Medium Tray: 203mm x 101mm x 29mm Small Tray: 101mm x 101mm x 29mm

I've updated the listing with the dimensions as well.

ppbbboys1 year ago

When i upload to creality slicer, the curved edges are low resolution.

Rhodes_Br1 year ago

Me too

Studio Loup1 year ago

Hi, I think that may be due to how the file is converted when downloaded. I recommend downloading the STEP file version rather than the STL. The STEP file version should have smooth curves.

Rhodes_Br1 year ago

I tried the step file and even then, the curves are not smooth. It only gets better if I use 0.08 layer height, but that makes the production time very long and it is not worth it.

Studio Loup1 year ago

I've added high-resolution STL versions to this listing. Could you try downloading them and see if that resolves the issue?

If that doesn't help, could you send me a photo of the issue to studioloup3d@gmail.com

Thanks