Honeycomb Pen Organizer Box
Created 1 months ago
Description
What it's for
A desktop container designed to hold pens, markers, and tools upright. The interior is divided into a continuous honeycomb matrix, keeping individual pens separated and stopping them from leaning or sliding to the bottom of the box.
Dimensions
- Overall footprint: 106 mm wide × 72 mm deep
- Overall height: 96 mm
- Hexagon size: 17.5 mm flat-to-flat (comfortably accommodates standard pens and thicker markers)
- Wall thickness: 1.5 mm perimeters and interior walls
Print notes
- Print it upright as oriented.
- No supports required.
- The dense honeycomb acts as a structural infill for the walls, making the final piece remarkably rigid.
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