Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5167643.

I didn't change anything about the [original thing](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4673076) except that I translated the file names to english, and I removed the dozens of separate labels for specific resistor ohm strengths since this sort of stackable drawer would work quite well for _any_ small parts, and it greatly simplifies the list of downloads. That means the front of the drawers will be blank with no labels, unlike the picture. Use some masking tape and a sharpie lol.

I haven't actually printed this myself yet, but it's going in my ever-growing "stuff to print" folder, so once I do I'll update this description with any additional information I think is necessary.

Stackable StorageDrawers

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5182470.

Madau's original design worked great and was nice and strong, but when I got a [CR-Touch](https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09GM692QL/) probe I discovered they do not play nicely together.

I removed a small piece to make room for the CR-Touch and that _does_ make the bracket slightly less stable, so I would recommend printing this with a stronger material such as PLA+ or increasing the number of walls to at least 6 for extra rigidity. 

I also removed the zip-tie mount on the side as I had no use for it, and filled in the text because I don't like logos (sorry Madau). 

I am using this on an Ender-5 Pro, but it is probably also compatible with the Ender-5, and probably not with the Ender-5 Plus. Let me know yea or nay in the comments and I'll update this description to confirm. Also it should still be compatible with the Ender-3 and CR-10 like the original.

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The two files are exactly the same model, just with different orientations: 

 - The "minimal supports" version is oriented on the diagonal so that you only need a small amount of support which extends directly down onto the build plate, but instead has a large amount of 45 degree overhang. 
  This was better for me since PLA+ supports can be very tough to remove and my printer has no trouble with overhangs. 
  It has low contact area with the print bed so at least 3 lines of brim is recommended.

 - The "minimal overhang" version is oriented like Madau's original post, with very few steep overhangs, and instead requires a large chunk of support entirely within the model. You may find this works better with your setup.

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Ender 5 Pro Direct Drive Bracket + allows for CR Touch

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5195562.

I edited the original model with Blender to attach the tail to the body, so it is now one single print rather than two separate prints to connect with a wire. It connects both at the rump where it should and also at her right hind leg near the hock. 

**Make sure you turn on "remove all holes" or a similar setting in your slicer.** This was my first time using Blender so all I did was move the tail around a bit and make the models clip together, I did NOT fill the holes where the original model expects you to insert a wire to connect tail to body, so you MUST have your slicer remove all holes or the tail's connection at the rump will be severely compromised. 

This print required extensive and carefully controlled supports [as seen here](https://imgur.com/a/6HJatYt). Note that there is a small support blocker placed inside her mouth just behind her teeth so that the support tower will not generate deep into her mouth and raise up behind her teeth, which would be almost impossible to remove without damage to the teeth.

Happy Autumn Blaze (combined model)

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