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Cleaning Supply Box

Cleaning supplies under the sink tip over, roll to the back and never come out together. This box holds the whole kit upright in sized pockets and carries it room to room in one hand. I designed the pockets around the bottles and cans I actually use, then printed it in PET-G so it shrugs off drips and spills.

A black printed caddy under a sink holding spray bottles and a towel, with a lime green loop handle rising from the middle

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Two 3MFs with the tested PET-G profiles already set up — one for the box, one for the handle and pin — and STLs of all three parts for bringing your own. The box is 319.3 × 260.5 × 120.65 mm, so it needs a large-format printer. No hardware or glue.

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The 3MFs are the faster path — open each one and slice. A full print & assembly guide is attached to the Creality listing.

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Print & Assembly Guide

The same guide attached to the model listings, hosted here so you can read it before you print — PDF · 4 pages · 908 KB

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What Makes It Work

Load It, Pin It, Carry It

Slide the handle's stem down into the center slot until its hole lines up with the hole in the box wall. Find the pin's seam — a faint straight ridge down one side — turn it UP into the pointed top of the teardrop-shaped hole, and press the pin through. It slides through the box and is a snug press fit in the handle.

The empty black box from the front, showing four tall rectangular pockets, three round pockets and two smaller pockets around the green handle
Nine Sized Pockets
Four tall 82.55 × 137.16 mm pockets for full-size trigger spray bottles, a 79.4 mm round pocket for a cleanser can, two 63.5 mm round pockets for aerosol cans, a rectangular pocket and a small center pocket.
A hand gripping the lime green loop handle above the box, the MakerX mark on its stem
Roomy Loop Handle
A big oval opening, 131.6 × 61 mm, with rounded inner edges, so a full hand fits and a heavy load doesn't dig in.
Looking down into a pocket at the green pin head set in the box wall below the handle's stem
Pinned, Not Glued
The handle's stem slides into a slot in the box and one printed pin locks it in. Too tight? Scale the pin to 99.5% or sand it lightly; if the handle won't slide into its slot, scale its width to 99%.
A black printed caddy under a sink holding spray bottles and a towel, with a lime green loop handle rising from the middle
PET-G Throughout
Holds up to cleaning sprays and drips better than PLA, so it can live under the sink and get wiped down like everything else there.

Print Settings

Slice It Right

These are the settings baked into the two 3MFs, sliced with a 0.4 mm nozzle. Open them in any slicer that reads 3MF projects and they are ready to go. The box is 320 × 261 mm and its 5 mm brim adds 10 mm each way, so it needs a large-format bed.

Box 16 h 17 m and 862 g, handle + pin 3 h 00 m and 137 g — 19 h 17 m and about 1 kg of PET-G in all, no filament swaps.

Supports
None
Layer Height
0.20 mm
Walls
Box 2 · Handle 3 · Pin 4
Infill
Box 8% · Handle 15% · Pin 100%
Top / Bottom
Box 4 / 3 · Handle 5 / 5
Brim
Box 5 mm outer
Material
PET-G · 250 °C / 70 °C
Seam
Back
Slice data: two PET-G plates, box 16 h 17 m and 862 g, handle and pin 3 h 00 m and 137 g, 0.20 mm layers, no supports

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