I had a bunch of cardstock that was easily ignored because they were just stacked on top of each other - accessibility while staying organized is freedom. Bought a 4’x8’ hardboard from Homedepot for $10 and ended up using $1 worth to make this organizer.
Used a template from Thingiverse: Office paper holder, organizer. Laser Cut by TexasLaser - Thingiverse but wanted the tray to open from the narrow side, so mod-ed the file.
Voila! Pure organization satisfaction.
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oooh, how neat. Love the narrow opening remix.
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Very nice & thanks for sharing your project and the link! I like your orientation better, too!
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ptodd
August 29, 2019, 3:22pm
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Looks great! The openings for the ability to grab the paper is a real asset!
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bwente
August 18, 2020, 4:18am
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I been needing to make this for awhile. I finally made one out of cardboard this evening.
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That came out really well. (Looking around at the paper piles everywhere around me) Such a useful thing, too…
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bwente
August 21, 2020, 4:47pm
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Here is link to the setting used to generate a organizer. You can tweak the settings for your needs.
Storage Shelf
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bwente
August 21, 2020, 4:49pm
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If you use the link I provided it will override the default settings and give what I used.
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oh that’s super, thank you. As soon as it cools down enough (laserspace is a garage in Socal) I’m going to make this. I love boxes.py.
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lol - that was my problem but with the Glowforge we can make our own solutions! I hope you’re staying safe from the fires. Also in SoCal area now…and I’ve been avoiding using the GF in general in this heatwave -_-
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Nice to hear from you again! Be safe from the fires, the heat and the rolling black outs.
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Oh yes, it’s madness with all the fires.
We are thankfully in the mostly-pavement section. The last few years have sure had me setting aside the dream of running off to a hillside lair.