Gothic Catchall Tray – Desk Organizer & Candy Dish
Bring dark academia and vintage architecture to your desk with this Gothic Cathedral Catchall Tray. Featuring intricate rose window tracery, flanking gargoyles, and ornate arch filigree, this tray is designed to hold candy, keys, jewelry, polyhedral dice, or daily desktop essentials.
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Archivos (2)
- Gothic Cathedral Catchall Tray – Desk Organizer Candy Dish.3mf 3MF · 15,0 MB
- Gothic Cathedral Catchall Tray – Desk Organizer Candy Dish.stl STL
- Categoría
- Jardín
- Formatos
- 3MF, STL
- Descargas
- 16
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Sobre este modelo
Bring dark academia and vintage architecture to your desk with this Gothic Cathedral Catchall Tray. Featuring intricate rose window tracery, flanking gargoyles, and ornate arch filigree, this tray is designed to hold candy, keys, jewelry, polyhedral dice, or daily desktop essentials.
This model prints as a single-piece print and is optimized for an easy manual layer color swap—no AMS or multi-material system required to get the clean two-tone finish.
Print Settings & Slicing Notes
Print Type: Single-piece print
Filament Change (Single Extruder Friendly):
Start with Black for the tray base.
Pause/swap to Burnt Orange / Terracotta (or your accent color) right at the layer height where the backplate begins.
Supports: Tree supports required (slim recommended)
Needed under the gargoyle chins, wing overhangs, and bottom edges of the upper tracery.
Painted-on tree supports with Threshold Angle set to 45–50 keep support material minimal and easy to remove.
Layer Height: 0.16 mm or 0.20 mm (0.16 mm brings out crisp definition in the window filigree)
Walls/Perimeters: 2 to 3
Infill: 10%–15% (Gyroid or Grid)
Print Speed Tip: Slow down outer walls near the top flame peaks to around 60–80 mm/s to ensure clean, sharp points without layer wobble.
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