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Watch band storage trays, cases and boxes [MERGED]
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NBEADS Watch Strap Organizer
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It’s actually $24. Which I feel is overpriced.
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Interesting thread, and seeing how people store their straps. I have an IKEA PAX wardrobe, and purchased the jewellery drawer. Well, I actually purchased two so I could extended the padded section. The space beyond the straps used to hold my cases (stored flat and stacked), but I now have so many cases they don't fit in.... So that's the next task, finding space or a way to store those haha.
Apple Watch Store Retail Display Demo try-on Watch Band tray Original Genuine | eBay
Original Apple watch band Display Tray 1. Condition: Slightly used, in good item condition.
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Original Genuine OEM Apple Watch Store Retail Display Demo Leather Mat/Lid/Pad | eBay
Of course, which are designed and produced internally by Apple. Condition: Slightly used, Minor marks can be found on the leather but in very good item condition.
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So my old band track system took an indefinite hiatus when my old desktop died, and I told myself I'd get back into CAD and make a better version down the line. That never happened. Instead, I don't think I'm as big a fan of the design now than I was back then, and I've pivoted to a new thing.
Finally got back into cad, and made up this sort of mid-century inspired drawer system. This one pictured took about 28 hours total to print, and isn't even great quality. I need to get a faster, newer printer to make a proper system, but that's to come later. For now, I've only got this little travel case.. But I'm pretty happy with how it turned out all things considered.
Next step, after I fix the issues of it both not looking very great and being kind of dark, will be to scale it up. This is only a 1x5 unit, but I want to print 5x5s or even 10x5s to hold more of my bands.
Finally got back into cad, and made up this sort of mid-century inspired drawer system. This one pictured took about 28 hours total to print, and isn't even great quality. I need to get a faster, newer printer to make a proper system, but that's to come later. For now, I've only got this little travel case.. But I'm pretty happy with how it turned out all things considered.
Next step, after I fix the issues of it both not looking very great and being kind of dark, will be to scale it up. This is only a 1x5 unit, but I want to print 5x5s or even 10x5s to hold more of my bands.
Which printer did you use? I use MakerBot replicator + these FDM printers and medium prints take like a few hours . Large prints take 12 hours to a day to complete.
You can also try splitting bodies or components in Fusion and then print it on different printers or at different times, minimize the supports you print out and then once all parts have been printed you can assemble and glue in the outer drawer parts together.
What infill level did you use? I usually do 50% infill on my MakerBot at school.
Looks great though! There is a window on the front to easily see your bands