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=OSE Requirements=
*Drawers and cabinets serve for storage + easy transportability
*Cabinet + drawers so that drawers can be taken out, or entire cabinets can be moved
*Drawers should be 6-8" tall, about 14 wide, and about 18" long
*Transportability: Corresponding cabinets should stack 3 drawers (18"-24") for carrying by hand
*2 Cabinets should lock together verticaly for rolling on wheels - so a person can take 6 of these at a time
*Wheels can be printed as  planetary gear wheels, just a shaft is required.
*Max stacking is 3 cabinets tall (6' tall)
*Minimal rails so that entire cabinet can serve as storage for taller objects with object in tray spanning 2 or 3 drawer spaces
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[[File:drawers.jpg|400px]]



Revision as of 16:09, 17 April 2019

OSE Requirements

  • Drawers and cabinets serve for storage + easy transportability
  • Cabinet + drawers so that drawers can be taken out, or entire cabinets can be moved
  • Drawers should be 6-8" tall, about 14 wide, and about 18" long
  • Transportability: Corresponding cabinets should stack 3 drawers (18"-24") for carrying by hand
  • 2 Cabinets should lock together verticaly for rolling on wheels - so a person can take 6 of these at a time
  • Wheels can be printed as planetary gear wheels, just a shaft is required.
  • Max stacking is 3 cabinets tall (6' tall)
  • Minimal rails so that entire cabinet can serve as storage for taller objects with object in tray spanning 2 or 3 drawer spaces

Drawers.jpg

  • Printed at larger size - these can be perfect organizing systems.
  • Walls are too thick if printed at much larger size - not optimized for fast prints.

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