Modular Desk Organizer
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I Used Autodesk Inventor 2018 with a Student License to design this project. Project Statement: The Purpose of my project was to allow anybody to have a desk organizer that could be printed even on small 3D printers without using up an abundance of plastic. As I was designing it the biggest problem was that the first part I printed was too large and took up too much space and plastic. Another problem was that when I was trying to put chamfers on every edge of the parts it took away from the structural ability of the insert holes. 3D printing helps strengthen my design because it allows anybody who has access to a 3D printer to select whatever module that want from what I have supplied and print it. For instance if you only wanted the electronics module with the phone stand and the USB, SD, and microSD slots, then you can print just that without having to worry about printing the other parts. #studentdesignchallenge Notes: If you want an in-detail list of notes that I took while designing this project here is the link: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1w94_u-vFGXmOGPyjxWgvkhNtuzSzDaVk7IHOA74RkU0/edit?usp=sharing Additonally, I have opened up comment access on anybody with that link, so feel free to put comments on it if you want. Also the hole size on the modules is 5mm and the connecters have their holes set to 4.75mm if you wanted to make your own connectors or modules. The Second Picture is the current configuration I have mine set to but you don't have to set yours that may, put it in any order with any module you wish. (After the Design Challenge I Am Likely to come back to this idea and enhance it by including some more modules.) ALSO, If you print the connectors individually set them anywhere from 25%-35% infill, if you print it as part of the main print then be careful with pulling the legs of the connectors in both directions.
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