Wire shelving labels 3D for print
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Snap-in labelling for wire shelving such as Rubbermaid(R) HomeFree(TM) o...r FastTrack(R).
If you have a wire shelving system like this installed, and you happen to be obsessed with labelling things like I am, then you need these. These label panels are designed to snap into the front of shelves so that you have a place to attach an adhesive label (or, if you're so inclined, to write or paint something on). The STL files are designed for wire shelving on a 1/2" grid. If your shelving has different dimensions, an OpenSCAD file is provided so you can adjust to your needs.
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As for printing settings, I printed these with fairly thick layers and printed the "horizontal" variant so that the side on the glass faces forward. This way, the top/bottom infill pattern would show, and the surface would be nearly as flat as the glass. However, I've also attached a "vertical" variant if you'd rather print in that direction - it is the same except for the orientation.
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HalfwitTomfoolery3d model description
Snap-in labelling for wire shelving such as Rubbermaid HomeFree or FastTrackSnap-in labelling for wire shelving such as Rubbermaid(R) HomeFree(TM) o...r FastTrack(R).
If you have a wire shelving system like this installed, and you happen to be obsessed with labelling things like I am, then you need these. These label panels are designed to snap into the front of shelves so that you have a place to attach an adhesive label (or, if you're so inclined, to write or paint something on). The STL files are designed for wire shelving on a 1/2" grid. If your shelving has different dimensions, an OpenSCAD file is provided so you can adjust to your needs.
(Any and all trademarked names, marked or unmarked, are property of their respective owners.)
3d model print parameters
I printed my shelving labels using eSUN Bright White PLA+, which gives enough flexibility to snap in and secure very well to the front of the shelves,... although other semi-flexible plastics such as PETG should also work just fine. Pretty much anything which is not particularly brittle.As for printing settings, I printed these with fairly thick layers and printed the "horizontal" variant so that the side on the glass faces forward. This way, the top/bottom infill pattern would show, and the surface would be nearly as flat as the glass. However, I've also attached a "vertical" variant if you'd rather print in that direction - it is the same except for the orientation.
