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Spice rack supports - Chopsticks upcycling 3d model
Spice rack supports - Chopsticks upcycling 3d model
Spice rack supports - Chopsticks upcycling 3d model
Spice rack supports - Chopsticks upcycling 3d model
Spice rack supports - Chopsticks upcycling 3d model

Spice rack supports - Chopsticks upcycling

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This bracket is designed to make a spice rack using 4 disposable Chopsticks.

We had many of these disposable sticks that come with Asian takeaway food and thought this would be a good way to upcycle some of them.

Details

The bracket has 4 slots with size 5 x 6.7 mm. The sticks we used for making it are 4.8 x 6.5 mm, so we added a total clearance of 0.2 mm. The fit may vary depending on the size of the sticks you use, your printer's calibration and the filament you use.

The depth of the slots is 10 mm.

To assemble it, cut the sticks so the smaller end is roughly the size of the larger one.

Cut them about the same size, with a difference of no more than 5 mm, otherwise the shorter one might fall off.

Recommended screw type: Countersunk head Metric: 3.5 x 16 mm  Imperial: #6 (9/64) x 5/8 in

Check the attached drawing for the full dimensions.

Printing

Print in the provided orientation for best results.

We printed it on our Prusa Mini+ using a 0.6 mm nozzle and 0.3 mm layers, 10% infill, 3 perimeters, 2 bottom layers and 4 top layers.

The parts have a built-in support tab, so you don't need to enable supports generation. The tab is 0.3 mm thick, so you need to use Arachne perimeter generator or enable “thin walls detection” in your slicer.


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