Impression rapide de bacs à pièces empilables / boîtes de rangement

Absolutely fantastic.

I had not bothered with printing any storage solutions before I discovered this s other solutions, and then I discovered these ones and I'm blown away.

A lot of the storage solutions I've seen had a couple of problems, first was the amount of material they used and second was the amount of time it took to print them, in short, they're just not economical to print, especially when "starting" because you almost certainly are wanting to store existing items in, which means a long time is required to "get up to speed".

These bins are amazing though, quick to print and low filament use, not only that I even used Cura to slice as per the creators instructions, I have a Prusa MK3S+ and I've never used anything other than PrusaSlicer, I couldn't be bothered with the potential problems I was going to find using a different slicer, but I sliced, printed and it all worked without any issues.

I thought I'd run out of black PLA and wen't through my ever decreasing stash to find a fresh spool, I didn't realise at the time that this filament has a matte finish and boy does it look good! (Anycubic PLA A-Black).

I'm whizzing through printing bins of various sizes to hold my mechanical parts, with these being quick to print it's great, I only wished I could convince the slicer to print sequentially, first at the front and then at the back since there's no chance of the head colliding and it'd enable me to print two without invention, but that's a printer/slicer issue and not anything to do with this model!.