February 11, 2025
Description
The title says it all – it is a 3D-printed storage rack for handguns, to save space in the safe.
The slots are designed with one support side higher than the other, which provides very flexible positioning options -- high to low or low to high, handle down or handle up (see photos).
There are 2 versions :
EDIT: it's 4 versions now. By popular demand, added 2 more sizes
If in doubt, still, go for the “S” one; that’s the most universal.
Bottom drawers may be additionally printed to elevate the platform, and provide some storage space (e.g. spare mags, extra cylinders, speed loaders, pistol-specific tools, etc.). “XS”, “S”, “M”, and “L” versions of the drawers have compartments matching the corresponding rack slots. The “flat” version has no compartments and fits any rack.
The parts can be printed on a 220x220 table (set the table size in printer definitions to something like 230x230, and play with part positioning as close to the origin as possible). Or, as an option, you can print everything at 99 or 98%. Note: supports are required to print the rack parts, and Prusa slicer tends to generate them outside of the printable area (long-standing known bug). For that, Cura is more intelligent.
Use tree supports for rack parts.
For Anycubic Kobra Max
Regular PLA
0.6 nozzle
0.25 layer
0.6 line width for external walls and supports, 0.9 for all other lines
1.5 walls, 1.0 top/bottom
20% infill
40 mm/s all speeds
For Creality Ender-3 S1 Pro
Regular PLA
0.4 nozzle
0.2 layer
0.4 line width for external walls and supports, 0.6 for all other lines
1.0 walls, 1.0 top/bottom
20% infill
50 mm/s all speeds
The material is released under the terms of the WTFPL license.
License:
Creative Commons - Public Domain Dedication
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