Hello, 3D Printing Friends!

This Pringles Parts Bin was featured in my recent video, How to Upcycle with a 3D Printer. Originally designed as a four-drawer parts bin, I have also made individual drawer units so you can customize the layout. Just import these into Tinkercad and arrange them as you like, or in some cases, you can do it right in your slicer!

The files are described here:

• Pringle Drawers - 4-Unit is the four-drawer parts bin frame.
• Pringle Drawers - 1-Unit Top is a single-drawer parts bin frame with a solid top. You'll use this as the top level of your customized storage solution.
• Pringle Drawers - 4-Unit Inside is a single-drawer parts bin frame with an open top. You'll use this as the lower levels of your customized storage solution.
• Pringle Drawers - Slider is the drawer slider which holds an empty Pringles snack container.

Orient these parts so that they print on their backs (and orient the slider so it prints flat, with the tab facing up).

These should print without supports. When slicing, orient the slider part so it prints flat, with the tab facing up. And orient the boxes so they print on their backs. The largest gap is about 30mm, and most printers can bridge such a gap without needing supports. See the screenshot for orientation details.

If you print one of these, please post a make!

And now, my 3D printing friends, let's print something cool!

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BV3D: Bryan Vines