The file 'Geeetech I3 Underbed ToolBox 3D Printer Model' is (stl,pdf) file type, size is 378.2KB.
My desktop is constantly short of space and gets cluttered by tools in a millisecond, so I'm struggling to keep it tidy.
This tools holder is designed to fit under the heated bed of my Geeetech i3 and should be able to host all those tools and items I keep around, like:
All walls are 0.8mm
thick, to match with a 0.4mm
nozzle (which I use) so that 2 perimeters fit perfectly: I hope this provides enough structure to hold everything while saving on filament and print time.
The box has 4 slots for small zip ties so it can be fixed to the M10 rods of the frame and so avoid any interference with the Y belt when you move the frame: tension the zip ties so that the toolbox remains solid with the frame.
I also designed a dedicated nozzles insert which also acts as a separator for one of the small compartments: it allows to keep up to 12 nozzles readily available and, possibly, sorted by size.
UPDATE It has been a tricky print as it's a pretty wide surface, but this is now permanently attached to my printer and works like a charm.
To avoid corners from lifting a little brim might help, but I managed to have a complete print with no additional adhesion help.
To speed up the print I advise for a concentric
pattern on both bottom and top surface: the honeycomb pattern is time-consuming with both lines
and zig-zag
patterns
UPDATE I've added a modified version for the Pro W
, but I'm unable to verify the correctness myself.
Nozzle_Rig.stl | 171.0KB | |
Underbed_ToolBox.pdf | 247.1KB | |
Underbed_ToolBox.stl | 368.4KB | |
Underbed_ToolBox_W.stl | 349.5KB |