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Cute Lion Storage Tray

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 20% infill
0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 20% infill
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Cute Lion Storage Tray

Bring order to the children's room with this friendly lion tray!

 

Highlights

  • Child-friendly Design: A smiling lion that immediately puts you in a good mood.
  • Versatile: Perfect as a tray for glasses, the front door key, pocket money, or small toys (collectible figures).

Dimensions

  • Width: 17 cm
  • Depth: 16 cm
  • Height: 3 cm

Print Settings

  • Material: PLA (works great with standard PLA or matte finish).
  • Colors: 3 (Brown/Beige for the head, White for the snout, Black for eyes & nose).
  • Infill: 15–20% (Grid or Gyroid recommended).
  • Support: Not required! The model is designed to lie flat on the print bed.
  • Plate: PEI Smooth or Textured (both work great).

     

  • Tip: If you use the tray as a key holder in the hallway, you can stick small rubber feet under the bottom to prevent it from sliding on smooth surfaces!

Feel free to check out my other trays!


Why I share my designs

Behind almost every one of my models lies a very special reason: my 3-year-old son.

He lives with an extremely rare genetic defect (only about 20 known cases worldwide) that causes severe epilepsy, visual impairment, and muscle weakness.

Many of my designs arose out of necessity because commercial toys or aids are either unaffordable or simply not suitable for his special needs. I share these projects in the hope that they can make everyday life easier for other families in similar situations or bring a smile to their faces.

Not every model is directly related to my son. I also share practical solutions here that have proven useful in our family life.
 

Support & Mission:
All proceeds or collected points go 100% towards the development of new projects for the little one..  
If you want to learn more about my son's fate and this rare genetic defect, you can find more information here:

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