Bento-Style Parts Tray
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Description
A clean, symmetrical storage tray evoking the balanced proportions of a bento box. It splits the footprint evenly into two generous bays, keeping tools and components strictly separated but immediately accessible.
Design Notes
- Built with stout 3 mm walls for shop-floor durability.
- Swept interior corners mean small parts slide out smoothly instead of getting trapped in the seams.
- Designed with a perfectly flat base and zero overhangs for a seamless print.
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