Snapmaker 2.0 Print Bed Shelving

I own a Snapmaker 350 with all three functions and I kept my various beds in a stack. Whether it's the printing, laser, or CNC that is currently set up, the next project is invariably using the bed at the bottom of the stack. To resolve that problem I designed a modular system of shelves that can be printed to store your beds.

Because a shelf to store your print beds must be larger than your beds, I designed it in parts that are assembled and glued to provide the required dimensions. The shelves have slots at to and bottom

There are two sizes of shelves provided: The short shelf can store your heated bed, magnetic, or glass build plates, or the laser bed. The tall shelf is designed to store up to two of the waste boards together. The shelves can be stacked in any order.

The components in each shelf snap together and need to be glued together for it to maintain the necessary structural integrity.

The pins will allow the shelves to be stacked without them sliding.

Due to the size of the models you will have to print the sides of the shelving diagonally across your build plate. See screenshot for example.

If you have the top and bottom layers set up as "lines" or "zig zag" and you can set the line directions perpendicular to the long axis of the slots, you can print without supports. See screenshot for example.

I printed PLA in 0.2mm layers, 2 walls, zig zag top and bottom pattern, 25% infill, cubic. Because this print needs to be dimensionally accurate make sure your extrusion is set correctly and set print speed at 60 mm/s or slower.

The grill takes the entire printable area of your bed, so you cannot have a skirt or brim on it.

I slice models in Cura