123 blocks vertical storage and protection trays

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✨ [ Model Overview ]   

Trays are for Imperial blocks (inches) 

There are quite a few models for storage trays of popular 123 blocks out there, but I wanted to have the ability to store my blocks upright (vertical) in the trays. Also, I wanted to have trays with a sturdier and more finished look plus the ability to capture dripping oil from the blocks in the trays.

 

This model includes several trays for storage and protection of the common 1-2-3 blocks for 1 up to 4 blocks slots.  The blocks are to be stored on the upright position.  The bottom of the tray incudes a recessed valley for oil dripping if you like to oil your blocks. 

 

📐 [ Dimensions ]

All trays: 

Height = 20mm / Width = 63.8mm

* Trays are for Imperial blocks (inches) * 

1 Block tray = Length 38.40mm 

2 Blocks tray = Length 70.8mm

3 Blocks tray = Length 103.2mm

4 Blocks tray = Length 135.6mm

 

📇 [ Printing ] PLA worked fine for my application for the 163 maps but PETG required wider pads with 165mm wide internally. Use the material according to your application and do not use to hang heavy loads or to hang loads that could injure somebody in case of a failure.

 

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