This is a modular desk organizer that is based on a grid system. The grid can be expanded or shortened depending on your needs. 

Inspiration for this project comes from [Alexandre Chappel](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VntGnLuwoeY) and the [Ugmonk Gather desk system](https://ugmonk.com/gather).

There are currently several modules designed for the grid:

- Drawer module
- Phone stand module
- Wallet and cards module
- Keys and coins module
- Post-it and pen module
- USB and dongle module

To keep the design fun and colorful, I recommend printing the base grid in one color and the modules in another.

A single grid piece is 3x5. I recommend printing at least 2 of these grid pieces and supergluing them together. Personally, I have 3 grid pieces.

I have found it best to place a module on the grid pieces to ensure the grids are in-line when gluing them together. Just make sure not to use too much glue and glue the module to the grid.

I also recommend placing anti-slip nubs on the solid, filled in spaces in the grid. I used *[these cheap nubs from Amazon](https://amzn.to/3qq9zuy) and they have worked great.

All of the modules were printed in white PLA with a .15mm layer height and 20% infill. The grid was printed in Prusament Galaxy Black PLA with a .15mm layer height and 20% infill.

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Modular Desk Organizer System

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Designed to allow a 5.6-5.8mm O/D cable to be clipped to a Rode PSA1 microphone stand.

This is a remix of [this cable clip on Thingiverse](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4920852). Credit to [silence1377](https://www.thingiverse.com/silence1337v) for the original design, I just enlarged the cable portion to fit my XLR cable.

**Recommended Print Settings**
I recommend printing at .20mm or .25mm layer height in vase mode. Eliminating any infill and using a single perimeter gives it the flex it needs.

Rode PSA1 Cable Clip

Designed to allow a 5.6-5.8mm O/D cable to be clipped to a Rode PSA1 microphone stand.

This adapter allows you to easily attach cheap rear LED bike lights with roughly a 16x16x2mm base to a rear rack.

I personally use these [rear LED bike lights](https://amzn.to/3FRJMRO) from Amazon.

They are attached with M5 bolts, the length will be relative to your rack's plate. I used M5 12mm button head screws.

My final print was printed with a 0.2mm layer height, 20% infill, and used Prusament PLA filament.

Rear Bike Rack LED Light Adapter

This adapter allows you to easily attach rear bike lights with 2x2mm bases to a rear rack.

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