Angled Desktop Pen Organizer
Created 1 months ago
Remixed 4 times
Description
A solid, monolithic 20-hole desktop organizer built to fit cleanly under low monitors or 125 mm shelves. Each blind channel angles downward at 30 degrees, keeping standard pens securely nested while displaying their ends for quick access.
- Capacity: 20 angled slots (12 mm bore)
- Footprint: 100 × 100 mm
- Height: 125 mm
- Features: Chamfered openings for easy insertion, rounded external edges
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