 #DIY desk organizer challenge.

This is a modular desk made out of variously parts that don't require any support. They were designed to be a esthetically pleasing and simple. 

All of them have been printed for testing out of PLA and work fine.

I was going to make a base structure to secure them in different orientations but that is still in the works for another time.

If there are any issues, let me know.  I hope you enjoy.

Modular Desk Organizer

Pencil-Pen.stl

This is part of the Modular Desk Organizer. The organizer can be arranged in a variety of ways. None of the files require any support and print well. 

Phone Stand.stl

Paperclip-eraser holder.stl

Tech storage (airpods, usb, SD).stl

This is part of the Modular Desk Organizer. The organizer can be arranged in a variety of ways. None of the files require any support and print well. The design used minimal material and basic shapes. It was also supposed to be simple and aesthetically pleasing. I was working on a peg design for under the parts, but it isn't working yet (or working well yet).
I am a high school Engineering teacher and have struggled to have all of my stuff organized on my desk (writing utencils, paper clips, SD/microSD/USB, my coffee mug, post-it notes). You can print multiples if necessary as well.
#DIY #Flashforge #Thangs3D

Coaster.stl

Post It Note Holder.stl

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