Shared by kevfquinn on Thingiverse:

This is modular desk tidy, inspired by the designs I’ve referenced under remix. It is however not a modification of those models, but a new original design in OpenSCAD.

This is customizable of course – if the Thingiverse customizer isn’t working use a recent version of OpenSCAD (Nightly as of January 2018) with the built-in customizer capability to quickly bash out the module configurations you want.

I’ve included ready-generated STLs for a range of heights with lug and slot configurations that will work for any assembly. However if you want an assembly with nice flat surfaces on the visible faces, you’ll need to generate your own.

I have also included a parameter file and a batch script which generate STLs for the set that is showcased in the image gallery. These files are only useful with the later version of OpenSCAD – they are of no use with OpenSCAD 2015.03-2. They can serve as a reference on how to generate your own configuration.

Download the files and learn more

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