Modular Bathtub Tray/Organizer

This is a sturdy, easily accessible and infinitely extendable organizer for your bathtub corner with enough room to place all the shampoos, soap, gels and stuff for a whole family within reach where it's needed. It's also very printerfriendly with no overhangs and moderate printing time.

Print Instructions

• Print "Tray.stl" for every lower tray

• Print as many "Joint.stl" as needed to connect all the trays, one joint for two trays

• Print "TOP_Tray.stl" for the top tray when using suction cups

• Print "TOP.stl" for the endcap at the top Important: print the parts oriented as shown in the slic3r screenshots. See "Print Settings" for how to setup your slicer software.

Assembly

Note: print with 0.2mm layer height to have the parts fit together just right with only little force needed. Once connected they won't come apart without some extra force applied.

• Stick one "Joint.stl" into the top of the lowest "Tray.stl"

• Push the bottom of one "Tray.stl" onto the joint. If it is the topmost tray and you want to use suction cups, use "TOP_Tray.stl"

• Optional: put some silicon feet on the bottom of the lowest tray to allow water to flow out underneath

• Optional: slide two suction cups into the slots of the "TOP_tray.stl" as seen in the pictures. The slots are 9mm wide

• Put the endcap "TOP.stl" into the top tray

Print Settings

Printer Brand:

Prusa

Printer: i3 MK2S

Rafts:

No

Supports: No

Resolution:

0.2mm

Infill: 25% Rectilinear

Filament:

FormFutura PLA

Notes

Disable supports in your slicer software, it might calculate some for the "Joint.stl" which are not needed.

Slic3r settings I used:

• Layer/First Layer Height: 0.2mm

• Vertical Shells: 3

• Solid Layers Top/Bottom: 3

• Seam position: rear

• All "Quality" settings except "Avoid crossing perimeters"

Category: Bathroom

Design and description by raphi , licensed CC-BY.