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Flat Tray Base – Customize Your Own 3D Print

A clean 80×80 mm tray you can personalize for parts, tools, or scrap catchers. Add compartments in your favorite CAD tool.

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This open-source flat tray model is perfect for anyone who wants to organize their workbench or print bed accessories.

Dimensions: 80mm x 80mm x 5mm
Print with PLA, PETG, or ABS
Use in Tinkercad/Fusion360 to customize compartments

Looking for a quick, clean 3D print you can customize for your workspace?

This 80×80×5 mm tray serves as a minimalist base for tool sorting, print bed cleaning, electronics organization, or workshop use. It's ideal for customizing in software like Tinkercad, Blender, or Fusion 360 by adding holes, dividers, or compartments.

🔧 Features:

  • 📏 Dimensions: 80mm × 80mm × 5mm

  • ✅ Flat and slicer-friendly

  • 🎨 Perfect for modification

  • 🧱 Material: PLA, PETG, ABS

  • 🖨️ Prints in ~30 mins

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We develop open-source slicer profiles, retraction test towers, and STL tools at

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    Usage Tips
    • Slice at 0.2mm layer height
    • Use 100% infill for extra weight
    • Add text labels or compartments using CAD tools

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