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designed and printed a bedside tray for all the stuff i keep on my nightstand. rubber feet so it doesn't slide around.

(yes i have 3 pairs of airpods)

got a new bedroom fan so naturally i designed and printed an insert to fit a different remote rather than 3d printing a completely new tray 😇

using this “product” every day brings me so much joy. 

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What remote did you ditch?

When you print “inserts” do you nail the fit the first time or is it a little trial and error. This one especially has to fit in 2 ways: remote -> insert, insert -> tray

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this time nailed it on the first try, even clicked into place and has good resistance. it was a dyson fan remote