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<p>Created Page + Added Basic Sections/Info</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>=Basics=<br /> *Seems even the commercial producers [https://www.webstaurantstore.com/orbis-npl640-26-x-22-x-6-blue-bakery-bread-tray-bread-rack/474NPL640.html such as this one] don&#039;t even know what the &quot;official name&quot; is<br /> *Is a plastic tray of sorts with hollow pins on each of the four corners<br /> *Thus is easy to lift off of a stack, yet is rigid in horizontal transport<br /> *Piles of standards (seems each commercial bread producer had their own, need to look in to this)<br /> *Mainly used for commercial bakeries (hence the name), but also useful for storage of packaged products in other logistical operations<br /> <br /> =Versions=<br /> ==FDM 3D Printed==<br /> *Should be easy once a file is made, as the lattice meshes on the sides and base lend themselves well to this method<br /> *may need to make sure the printer can handle such overhangs etc, but it should be fine<br /> <br /> ==Injection Molded==<br /> *Could be a great enterprise for a small workspace, mold seems complex though<br /> *How would one get the lattices from a mold, or are these post-mold machined?<br /> <br /> =See Also=<br /> *<br /> <br /> =Useful Links=<br /> *</div>

Eric