Storage Tree - Leaf for X1 and P1

This module is part of the Storage Tree project.

In case you've come across this model and are unsure of where it fits or its context, let me bring you up to speed...

What is the Storage Tree or Modular Storage Tree.

What can you store on this "Leaf":

• 4x simple nozzles;
• 4x complete nozzles;
• 4x nozzle cleaner;
• 8x filament cut blades;
• 4x MicroSD cards;
• 1x Pocket for bolts, bags with thermal past and other small items necessary for assembly nozzles.

Remember that you can print as many leaf's as you like. So, if you have 8 complete nozzles just print more leafs… For a more flexible solution I recommend my MMSS.

Context

It's an organizer designed for those, like me, who have limited space. It's a highly versatile and elegant system that facilitates the storage of a wide variety of items. Beyond just accommodating 3D printers, it can be utilized for organizing:

• Office supplies.
• Small tools.
• Standardized elements such as screws, nuts, washers, and metal inserts.
• Helicoids.
• And more...

Furthermore, it's capable of housing:

• Batteries.
• Sewing materials.
• Jewelry
• Makeup
• Diorama supplies, including inks, brushes, and other materials.

These examples only scratch the surface of the potential applications for this model, which I've aptly named the 'Storage Tree'."

What do you need to print first?

The printing sequence is indifferent, but you will need to print some of the parts from the base model found here. Apart from the "Leafs", all parts are required.

Material that I've used:

You will need 4 neodymium magnets, please check the Bill of material above for that and if you want to use the same filament that I have used.

Happy printing, and remember don't take this like a run, just take your time and enjoy putting all together. 

• Sometimes I update or add more print profiles, they can be found under the section “Download STL/CAD Files”

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