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  • 3DForgeLabs_Custom_Lettercards.pdf
  • READ_ME_FIRST.pdf
  • TaskFlow-System_3DForgeLabs.zip
    • 01_GridPanel/GridPanel.stl
    • 02_TaskChip/TaskChip.stl
    • 03_Modules/Extension-TaskSlot.stl
    • 03_Modules/Input-TaskSlot.stl
    • 03_Modules/PenHolder.stl
    • 03_Modules/TaskChip-Storage.stl
    • 04_HeaderFrames/HeaderFrame-A.stl
    • 04_HeaderFrames/HeaderFrame-B.stl
    • 04_HeaderFrames/HeaderFrame-C.stl
    • 04_HeaderFrames/HeaderFrame-D.stl
    • 05_Lettercards/05-1_Blank Version/Lettercard_Blank.stl
    • 05_Lettercards/05-2_Engineering Phases/Lettercard_Analysis.stl
    • 05_Lettercards/05-2_Engineering Phases/Lettercard_Completed.stl
    • 05_Lettercards/05-2_Engineering Phases/Lettercard_Deployment.stl
    • 05_Lettercards/05-2_Engineering Phases/Lettercard_Development.stl
    • 05_Lettercards/05-2_Engineering Phases/Lettercard_Ideas.stl
    • 05_Lettercards/05-2_Engineering Phases/Lettercard_QA.stl
    • 05_Lettercards/05-2_Engineering Phases/Lettercard_Review.stl
    • 05_Lettercards/05-2_Engineering Phases/Lettercard_Testing.stl
    • 05_Lettercards/05-3_Status/Lettercard_Backlog.stl
    • 05_Lettercards/05-3_Status/Lettercard_Doing.stl
    • 05_Lettercards/05-3_Status/Lettercard_Done.stl
    • 05_Lettercards/05-3_Status/Lettercard_In-Progress.stl
    • 05_Lettercards/05-3_Status/Lettercard_On-Hold.stl
    • 05_Lettercards/05-3_Status/Lettercard_Q&A.stl
    • 05_Lettercards/05-3_Status/Lettercard_To-Do.stl
    • 05_Lettercards/05-4_Weekdays/Lettercard_Friday.stl
    • 05_Lettercards/05-4_Weekdays/Lettercard_Monday.stl
    • 05_Lettercards/05-4_Weekdays/Lettercard_Saturday.stl
    • 05_Lettercards/05-4_Weekdays/Lettercard_Sunday.stl
    • 05_Lettercards/05-4_Weekdays/Lettercard_Thursday.stl
    • 05_Lettercards/05-4_Weekdays/Lettercard_Tuesday.stl
    • 05_Lettercards/05-4_Weekdays/Lettercard_Wednesday.stl
    • 05_Lettercards/05-5_Categories/Lettercard_Hobby.stl
    • 05_Lettercards/05-5_Categories/Lettercard_Household.stl
    • 05_Lettercards/05-5_Categories/Lettercard_Management.stl
    • 05_Lettercards/05-5_Categories/Lettercard_School.stl
    • 05_Lettercards/05-5_Categories/Lettercard_Studying.stl
    • 05_Lettercards/05-5_Categories/Lettercard_Work.stl
    • 05_Lettercards/05-6_Other/Lettercard_In-Stock.stl
    • 05_Lettercards/05-6_Other/Lettercard_Reorder.stl
    • 06_Frames/Frame-A.stl
    • 06_Frames/Frame-B.stl
    • 06_Frames/Frame-C.stl
    • 06_Frames/Frame-D.stl
    • 06_Frames/Frame-E.stl
    • 06_Frames/Frame-F.stl
    • 06_Frames/Frame-G.stl
    • 06_Frames/Frame-H.stl
    • 06_Frames/Frame-I.stl

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KlausI
KlausI

Hallo!
Ich habe dein Aufgabenablaufsystem gedruckt und finde es wirklich großartig.
Könntest du mir bitte sagen, welche Stifte/Marker du in deinem Setup verwendest und welche Art von Schwämmen/Radierern an den Stiftenden angebracht sind?
Vielen Dank.

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3DForgeLabs
3DForgeLabs

Hi, freut mich mega, dass dir das System gefällt!

Ich verwende die STAEDTLER Whiteboard Lumocolor Pens mit ca. 1mm Linienbreite.
Für diese habe ich einen kleinen Aufsatz gedruckt, in denen ich ein simples Filzstück zum Wegwischen eingesetzt habe.

Wenn du möchtest, kann ich dir die STL hierfür einfach zuschicken. Schreibe mich bei Interesse einfach per Mail (3dforgelabs.official@gmail.com) an.

Nochmals vielen Dank,
3DForgeLabs

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spellfast59
spellfast59

Hi, I wonder if you could help. We have made a grid which is 5x3, we then want to place the pen and tile holder underneath. These take 3 columns. There aren't the frames to do this. Is there any chance you could add them?

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3DForgeLabs
3DForgeLabs

Hi, thanks for your question!

The standard set of frames (A-I) is designed to cover all possible corner and edge variations for any layout.
The easiest way to see exactly which frames you need is to build your 5x3 setup (with the modules underneath) in the online configurator. The 'Autofill' feature or the manual selection will show you exactly which parts to print.

If you've tried that and there really is a combination that isn't possible, could you please send a screenshot of your layout to my email (3dforgelabs.official@gmail.com)? I'd be happy to take a closer look and figure it out.

Hope that helps!
3DForgeLabs
spellfast59
spellfast59

Hi really like the idea. I too printed lots in the wrong orientation. Could I suggest adding a read me to the zip file? I've only just seen this advice about orientation and have wasted lots of filament.

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3DForgeLabs
3DForgeLabs

Hi, I'm sorry to hear that.
Based on your suggestion, I've now added a READ_ME file to the download with information about print orientation, settings and material.

Sorry again and thanks for your feedback,
3DForgeLabs
DarkStar_DS9
DarkStar_DS9

I really like this :)

There is just a slight issue I am having - the input slot tends to scratch off the writing a bit. Could you maybe add a variation of the input slot that only has about 5mm "flaps" on each side? I guess there isn't really any technical need to have a complete cover?

Alternatively, maybe just make the slot extend to the front a bit more and add guides on the left and right side so the task-chip only makes contact with the front on the sides.

Or... maybe slightly alter the task-chip design with slightly elevated ridges left and right / recessed main area. This would also eliminate the need to cleanly round the corners of the tape that we add. Should be easy to just cut the tape with a knife directly on the chip.

Sorry for spamming suggestions ;)

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3DForgeLabs
3DForgeLabs

Hi, wow, your suggestions are awesome! Thank you so much!

I do see how the writing scratching off is a bad experience when using the system, so I'll definitely add the ideas to my list of improvements for a future version. I like all three solutions you suggested!
Personally, I do not encounter this issue, probably due to a little looser fit between the Input-TaskSlot and the TaskChips. But since print tolerances vary, I'll try to find a solution that works reliably for everyone.

And please don't apologize for 'spamming suggestions', this feedback is so valuable! :)

Thanks so much again,
3DForgeLabs
9j8bwrnwy
9j8bwrnwy

Hi ein großartiges Projekt,
beim Drucken benötige ich jedoch ein wenig hilfe.
Jemnd schreibt hier in den Kommentaren das es einen Plan oder eine Info gibt wie die Teile zum Drucken auf der Platte ausgerichtet werden.
dieses Pdf kann ich nicht finden.
würdest du mir helfen?

viele grüße und danke für deine großartige Arbeit
Mark

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9j8bwrnwy
9j8bwrnwy

Done i found it 😂🙈 i just had to open my eyes thank you

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3DForgeLabs
3DForgeLabs

No problem at all! Glad you found it. Thanks for the follow-up! :)
ckleptz
ckleptz

I need a Letterhead for Meal Plan or Meals.

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3DForgeLabs
3DForgeLabs

Hi, great idea for a Lettercard! I've added a PDF guide to the project files (called 3DForgeLabs_Custom_Lettercards.pdf) that shows exactly how to create your own custom Lettercards using Blender.

Please let me know if you have any questions about the guide!
3DForgeLabs

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beatricebadets
beatricebadets

Bonjour,
J’adore le concept et j’ai lancé une impression tout de suite. Mais j’ai une question sans doute un peu bête, pouvez vous me dire combien de pièces de chaque sont nécessaires ? Je m’explique : si j’imprime 6 GridPanel, combien dois-je prévoir de TaskChip, de Modules, etc…
Merci et bravo pour ce travail

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3DForgeLabs
3DForgeLabs

Salut, merci pour ta question !

Afin que tu saches exactement combien et quelles pièces tu as besoin pour ta configuration personnelle, j'ai développé le configurateur. Il te fournit précisément ces informations dans un fichier PDF. Il est gratuit et tu trouveras le lien dans la description ici sur Cults.

Un petit conseil concernant les TaskChips : j'en imprime toujours quelques-unes en plus. Si tu prévois d'utiliser 6 modules à emplacements (3 en entrée, 3 en extension), imprime plutôt 15 à 18 TaskChips.

J'espère que cela t'aidera, n'hésite pas à me contacter si tu as d'autres questions !
3DForgeLabs

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beatricebadets
beatricebadets

Merci beaucoup pour votre réponse. Je vais regarder ça de plus près.

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middelweerd
middelweerd

Hi, I really love this design. I’m almost done printing the setup I designed. The configurator is awesome, that really made it easier! Made a mistake at first, printing everything flat. That cost me a lot of filament until I read about the orientation in the file info…
Reading the info again just now I realised that only the Task chips are to be printed with 3 outer layers and 50% infill. Maybe you could add the specifics for the other parts as well?

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3DForgeLabs
3DForgeLabs

Hi, thanks so much for your comment, I am happy to hear the configurator is useful!
And sorry that you had to print many pieces again, I'll think of a better way to make it easier to see which print orientation should be used.

Regarding the infill, generally all pieces can be printed with most "standard" settings, for example I used 20% Infill and a wall thickness of 2. The TaskChips work with that as well, but I found in my testing they snap better when they are a little stronger, which is why I gave them a specific recommendation.
I will add this info to the description :)

Thanks again and please do not hesitate to ask if any more questions arise,
3DForgeLabs

middelweerd
middelweerd

No need to say sorry! The passage about print orientation is totally clear. I was just too much in a hurry to start printing and didn’t read well enough. My fault!

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3DForgeLabs
3DForgeLabs

Ah, no problem at all. Glad it's sorted! Cheers! :)
Ukracer1
Ukracer1

Hi much of it is printing great but I am struggling to get my head round what parts I need. For example why are there so many frame parts . I have tried using the configurator but I am really struggling with that to be honest. Have you any more videos etc that show more of it going together etc

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3DForgeLabs
3DForgeLabs

Hi, thanks for your feedback! Sorry to hear the configurator is giving you trouble.

Just to check, have you seen the info button in the bottom-right corner? It explains how to use the controls. You can also switch the language there.

Can you tell me what specific problem you're facing? That will help me assist you better.
A simple and quick explanation to why there are so many different frames can be seen in a picture above.

I plan to make better, more detailed videos in the future, but I don't have a date for that yet. Let me know what’s confusing, and I’ll do my best to help! :)
3DForgeLabs

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Ukracer1
Ukracer1

Hi yes I had not seen the info box and it helps a great deal I couldnt cant quite work out how to place the header frames. BUT I now realise I had autopopulated the frames and then you can add any more until you delete those you have already added. It will help when I get the time to create an image with all the frames on and the letters they refer to. They are so small itb hard to see which one is needed. It would be nice if they had a letter on them when you place them. BUT I dont know if the software is capable of this.

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Ukracer1
Ukracer1

Oh BTW I cant see the picture you refer to above that shows the frames .

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3DForgeLabs
3DForgeLabs

Hi, thanks for your detailed follow-up! This is really helpful feedback!

I'm glad the info box was useful. The idea of adding letters next to the frames is something I'll try to implement. It seems like a simple and helpful addition.

About the picture: I was referring to the 11th picture (HeaderFrames) and 16th picture (Frames) of the TaskFlow-System product images here on Cults. Those are renders that show which scenario uses which.

Thanks again for your feedback and I hope you enjoy your TaskFlow-System!

3DForgeLabs

Ukracer1
Ukracer1

Ok cool. Now I know to use the pictures in the cults website and then the info and I have printed a few frame edges its all starting to make sense now. These models print insanely brilliant with 3DQF PLA filament and clip together fantastic. I am super busy just now but I will try to put a list of things I fould awkward at first. It might help others out a bit.

3DForgeLabs
3DForgeLabs

Awesome, glad it's working out!
And a list like that seems very helpful, thanks!
Ukracer1
Ukracer1

Hi thanks for the email regarding an updated zip. have you got a list of anything thats been updated or altered please?

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3DForgeLabs
3DForgeLabs

Hi, thanks for the question!
I haven't changed anything about the STL files, so the ZIP file is still the same.
I've just added the PDF for creating your own Lettercards in Blender :)
monocreastudio
monocreastudio

Estoy probando el configurador, para planificar como lo quiero, pero no sé utilizarlo, no consigo saber como se añaden más piezas, aunque he visto la información, no puedo mover o duplicar la pieza que quiero. Algún navegador en concreto?

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3DForgeLabs
3DForgeLabs

¡Hola, gracias por tu pregunta sobre el configurador! Siento que estés teniendo problemas para usarlo.

¿Estás usando un ratón y un teclado para manejarlo? Como se describe, actualmente solo es posible usar el configurador de esa manera.
El navegador no debería ser un problema. Yo uso Chrome, pero navegadores como Firefox y Edge también funcionan sin problemas.

¿Te ayuda esto, o el problema debe ser por otra cosa?
3DForgeLabs

monocreastudio
monocreastudio

Buenos días. con Firefox, parece que me funciona bien. De todas maneras soy un poco torpe con esto de la informática. Gracias por tu paciencia.

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3DForgeLabs
3DForgeLabs

¡Ningún problema, encantado de ayudar!

Si tienes cualquier otra pregunta, ¡no dudes en escribirme!
jamonouz
jamonouz

Anyone using a Neptune 4 that can help me configuring it right??
It kind of works, but the TASK CHIP cant go through the TASK INPUT! i tried several re-scaling of Z and Y for the chips, and whole scale, but havent been able to make it work.
The chips do stick into the TASK SLOT, but also they dont run smoothly through it!
Thanks!

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3DForgeLabs
3DForgeLabs

Hi, I'm really sorry to hear you're having this issue with the Neptune 4.
Honestly, re-scaling the axes is the same idea I would try in this case, besides sanding the TaskChips a little.
As you mentioned, the best help will probably come from another Neptune 4 user. I hope someone from the community can share their settings.

Sorry I can't be of more help on this one, but I appreciate you letting me know about this.
3DForgeLabs
enrymel
enrymel

Bonjour,
Est-il possible de changer l'écriture pour le mettre en Français ?
Cordialement

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3DForgeLabs
3DForgeLabs

Bonjour! Oui, c'est tout à fait possible.

J'ai justement ajouté un nouveau guide PDF (en anglais) aux fichiers du projet qui explique comment créer vos propres cartes personnalisées, par exemple en français. Vous aurez besoin du fichier "lettercard_blank.stl" (inclus) et du logiciel gratuit Blender.

Cordialement,
3DForgeLabs
drackett
drackett

We've been using the system for real for a couple days now that we have a good system setup. Overall things are good, but the biggest issue is that we've been running into an issue where chips are coming out of the slots after being inserted. This seems to happen 2 ways:

  1. if a slot is tall and close to empty (say 3 modules tall or more) chips seem to fall out of the track when they reach a higher velocity. I have a feeling that the bottom edge is somehow able to clear the clips because air gets between the two?
  2. when a chip hits the stack of chips already in a column, chips in already in the column get knocked out due to the shock.

I'm thinking of playing with the width of the chips as a way to deal with this, but before I print a ton of tests I figured I would see if anyone else has seen this and maybe has suggestions!

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3DForgeLabs
3DForgeLabs

Hi, thank you so much for your detailed feedback! I'm glad you like and use the system, and sorry that you are experiencing this issue.
Technically the design shouldn't allow this from happening, but unfortunately, slight print variations can definitely be a reason for this.
Because of this, I think your idea of increasing the width just slightly in the slicer is great and may already solve the issue.

Let me know if it works out or if you find another solution!

drackett
drackett

if anyone else is running into this I've found that having the chips be 71.3mm wide fixes the issue. For us the default chips at 71.2mm are able to angle themselves enough to clear the clips on their own while going down the slot.

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monocreastudio
monocreastudio

Me parece super interesante, se lo enseñé a mi hija y le encanto ( para la carrera ). Leyendo los comentarios veo que habría una posibilidad de que fuera integrable en OpenGrid. ¿Está pensando ( de haber esta actualización) que la actual versión fuera compatible? Gracias.

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3DForgeLabs
3DForgeLabs

¡Hola! Muchas gracias por su interés. ¡Me alegra que le guste el diseño!

La idea de una integración OpenGrid también me parece estupenda. Lo tendré en cuenta para una futura versión 2, pero por el momento no puedo prometer nada. Es probable que la versión actual no reciba esta actualización.

3DForgeLabs

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monocreastudio
monocreastudio

Muchas gracias. Aunque la V2 ( con Opengrid, si la hay); creo que le daría más popularidad al proyecto, por la comunidad que hay detrás de ella. Está versión es magnífica. Seré de los pioneros 😁

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3DForgeLabs
3DForgeLabs

¡Creo que tiene toda la razón! Mi proyecto del sistema TaskFlow aún es reciente, ¡ya veremos qué nos depara el futuro! :)
Artifex-3D
Artifex-3D

It's an interesting construction.

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3DForgeLabs
3DForgeLabs

Thanks!
coachdh
coachdh

great design going to use it in my classroom. I am just wondering what font, size, and letter height you used on the lettercards would like to create my own lettercards on the blanks

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3DForgeLabs
3DForgeLabs

Hi, love the idea of using it in a classroom, that's so cool!

For your custom lettercards: The font is Arial Bold Italic, the size (letter height) is 6.4mm and the extrusion height is 1.2mm.

Hope that helps!
drackett
drackett

Letter card ideas:

  • Monthly
  • Weekly
  • Daily
  • Yearly
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3DForgeLabs
3DForgeLabs

Hey, thank you so much for your ideas for the Lettercards! I'll definitely add them to my list of future updates!

I also wanted to quickly check in. I noticed a notification about a previous comment with an issue regarding chips getting stuck in the Input-TaskSlots. I think that was you as well, right? I saw it was removed, so I just wanted to make sure, were you able to solve the issue?
If not, please don't hesitate to let me know, I'm happy to help troubleshoot.

Thanks again!
3DForgeLabs

drackett
drackett

oh, I did, but I just sanded it a bit and now its fine. I think it was just related to a chip edge hitting a layer edge or similar, and out of my 5 slots it was only on the first one I had the issue

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3DForgeLabs
3DForgeLabs

Perfect, great to hear a little sanding fixed it! Thanks for your update! :)

Ukracer1
Ukracer1

I had problems with the input-task slots . Which direction do you all print them or do you use supports?

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3DForgeLabs
3DForgeLabs

Hi, thanks for your question!
The correct print orientation can be seen in the last two images above. The Input-TaskSlots are designed to be printed upside down, no supports are needed.

Hope that helps :)

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Ukracer1
Ukracer1

Yes that worked perfectly.

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uglibug
uglibug

Hi Could you tell me the magnet size thanks

rousseaurobbe
rousseaurobbe

8mmx3mm

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3dreamer
3dreamer

I like haptic todo lists for the short term stuff - designed some myself (https://www.printables.com/model/1210946-atd-air-traffic-todo-list and https://www.printables.com/model/1369524-stl-switchable-task-list) - but man, you took it up a notch.
I really like you approach!! Well done and thanks for sharing.

Having it on a openGrid base would be fantastic.

I was thinking if spraying the task tiles with laquer would maybe to the job too instead of the foil.

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3DForgeLabs
3DForgeLabs

Hey, thank you so much!
I totally agree, haptic to-do lists are just so satisfying to use. I checked out your designs and they are awesome! I especially love the idea of using switches to indicate task status!

An OpenGrid integration is definitely a fantastic idea for the future and like I said before, I will keep it in mind!

And you're right, spraying the TaskChips with lacquer instead of using tape could be a great alternative. I initially went with tape because it seemed a bit simpler, but using lacquer is definitely worth a try for a different finish.

Thanks again for your words, and I really like your designs!
Cheers,
3DForgeLabs

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jonike
jonike

any way to make this compatible with opengrid/multiconnect?

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3DForgeLabs
3DForgeLabs

Hi, thanks for your question!

Currently, the system is not compatible with OpenGrid/Multiconnect, as I designed it to be a standalone system with its own connection mechanism.
I do like the idea of making it compatible though, definitely keeping it in mind. Thank you!

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bradnd99
bradnd99

I also have a suggestion. For the frame parts, can you add a letter to the print file so we know what they are. Also, on your parts list, a way to identify which frame parts go where would be helpful.

Otherwise, it’s a MAGNIFICENT system. The files print so well and they snap perfectly together. Finishing my first one now and have ideas for a few more.

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3DForgeLabs
3DForgeLabs

Hi, thank you so much for your feedback! I'm so happy that everything is printing and fitting perfectly for you!

Your suggestion is really good and a great addition. I do already have an idea on how to implement this!
I'm literally going to add this idea to my own TaskFlow-System, so I don't lose track of all ideas piling up!😅

Thank you so much,
3DForgeLabs

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bradnd99
bradnd99

What orientation do you recommend for each part? I printed the pieces where you add the tiles on their back and I had some issues. I’m reprinting “upside down.”

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3DForgeLabs
3DForgeLabs

Hey, thanks for your question! The recommended print orientation for all parts can be seen in the pictures above.
While the grid panels should lay flat on the print bed, all modules are designed to be printed upright. No supports are needed.

Happy to help,
3DForgeLabs

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call584
call584

is there plans to add more modules? dont have any ideas currently but it has big potential

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3DForgeLabs
3DForgeLabs

Hi, yes definitely! One new module is already in the prototyping phase and, to be honest, I have more ideas than time to make them all a reality soon!

But I'll definitely continue working on new ones and add them to Cults3D and the configurator. Thanks for the interest!
equinox23
equinox23

You should mass produce this

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3DForgeLabs
3DForgeLabs

Thank you so much, that is like the ultimate compliment!
I'm definitely keeping that in mind - I really do like the idea of making it accessible to people who don't have a 3d-printer.

Ukracer1
Ukracer1

Are you considering releasing the files for commercial use.

3DForgeLabs
3DForgeLabs

Hi, thanks for your interest!
Currently, I am not offering any commercial licenses for the files. My focus for now is on developing new modules and features. That might change in the future, though!

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HerrMojo
HerrMojo

Purchased and printing now. I'm printing in matte PLA because it's what I had on hand. I should have thought better and gone with PETG but we will see how this works first (starting small). Thanks for the awesome design though. Looks great so far.

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3DForgeLabs
3DForgeLabs

Hey, thanks for your comment. Don't worry, PLA Matte works great, I printed all my prototypes with it and they turned out very clean. It should work perfectly for you.

Hope you're happy with the results. Cheers!
PossiblyMax
PossiblyMax

Printing out some test pieces right now - thanks for the cool design!

One question - what size magnets do you recommend for this? I don't see it in the description or the video. Do they need to be glued in or anything?

3DForgeLabs
3DForgeLabs

Hey, thanks for the question!

The magnets you'll need are small round magnets with a diameter of 8mm and a height of 3mm.
You can easily find them on Amazon by searching for "8x3mm magnets".

The fit is designed to be quite snug, so you can just press-fit them firmly, as seen in my video.
For extra security and to make sure they never come loose, you can additionally add a tiny drop of superglue.

Let me know if any other questions arise!

Happy to help,
3DForgeLabs

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drackett
drackett

Really liking this design, a couple of requests however:

I wonder if you can provide source files for the grid. I'd really like to hang this on brick using some brick hangers we have and this would be much easier if I had access to the base grid files

somewhat related, I wonder if a source file could be provided for just a blank module. This way I could create custom modules that work with the grid and can be used alongside the task system.

3DForgeLabs
3DForgeLabs

Hi, thanks a lot for your message, I'm happy you like my design!

I generally don't share my original CAD files, but I'd be happy to provide you with a blank module and a blank grid panel without any mounting holes as an STL, STEP or IGS file, which you can import so you can add your modifications – whatever helps you best.

If you're okay with that, just send me a quick email at 3dforgelabs.official@gmail.com and I'll send them over to you.

Happy to help,
3DForgeLabs

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