Mill Pair & Echo Dot Max Seat, Rotated SKÅDIS

Holders for two electric salt and pepper mills and an Amazon Echo Dot Max, for a 5 mm IKEA SKÅDIS pegboard mounted 90 degrees from its normal orientation, so the slots run horizontally. Please check before you print: - The clips only fit a SKÅDIS board with HORIZONTAL slots. On a board in the normal orientation (vertical slots) they do not fit. - The mill holder was made for our mills: grinder end Ø 63.3 mm, narrowest point Ø 47.2 mm, other end Ø 58.7 mm, about 185 mm long. A mill may fit if its grinder end is at least about 62 mm wide and every part that has to pass through the ring, including buttons and port covers, is no more than about 59 mm wide. Shape and print tolerances still matter; measure the full insertion path before printing. - The seat was made for the Amazon Echo Dot Max (retailer dimensions 108.7 × 108.6 × 99.1 mm). Other Echo models and other speakers were not tested.

What is included - Mill pair holder (print 1 copy): two rings with a 60 mm bore, 84 mm apart. Each mill hangs upside down: the narrow end goes down through the ring and the wide grinder end rests on the flat top of the ring. The tested mills grind at the press of a button; lift a mill out to use it and put it back afterwards. The grinder-up orientation is meant to reduce residue falling onto the worktop below; it was not tested as spill-proof. - Amazon Echo Dot Max seat (print 1 copy): an 80 mm ring (inner diameter) with a stepped top edge; the speaker sits in it with its rounded bottom. A 25 mm notch at the back of the ring leaves room for the power cable, which runs down behind the seat.

Tool-free clips (no screws) - Each part has two clips 80 mm apart, so its four tabs go into the left ends of four neighbouring slots of one row. - Press the part flat against the board and slide it about 7 mm to the right until both latches click into the slots below. - To take it off: lift the mills or the speaker out first, pull the bottom edge a few degrees (about 3 degrees) away from the board until both latches leave the lower slots, keep it tilted, slide it to the left and pull it out. - The clips are made for the 5 mm SKÅDIS board.

Printing - Settings: Bambu Lab X1 Carbon, 0.4 mm nozzle, 0.20 mm layer height, Bambu PLA Matte (white), Textured PEI plate, 5 walls, 40 % gyroid infill, 8 mm outer brim, no supports. - Both parts print upside down, with the top of the rings on the plate; the STL files are already oriented that way. Trim the brim cleanly so nothing sticks out at the ring edges. - The two holders were printed with these settings on a larger plate together with other parts. The published two-part 3MF was slice-checked separately: slicer estimate approximately 2 h 47 min and 118.6 g of filament. That exact two-part plate was not printed on its own. - Only the X1 Carbon print was tested. Bambu Studio lists other printers for this profile internally; those were not tested.

Use and safety - Indoor kitchen organizer. Fit-tested on one 5 mm SKÅDIS board: both mills hang in the holder and the Echo Dot Max sits on its seat, as in the photos. Our filled mills weigh 462 g and 381 g, the speaker 509 g. Only the fit with the listed devices was checked; no rated-load, overload, heat or long-term test was done. - Do not install the speaker seat near a hob or stove, a sink, steam, liquids or another heat source. Amazon specifies an operating range of 0 to 35 degrees Celsius for the Echo Dot Max and asks that the power socket stays easily accessible; read Amazon's safety information for your device. Keep the PLA holders away from heat as well. PETG and ASA were not tested with this design. - Check the print and the mounting before use, and do not hang it where a falling mill or speaker could hit someone.

Files - Skadis_Mill_Holder_Pair.stl - Skadis_Echo_Dot_Max_Seat.stl - Skadis_Mill_Speaker_Holders_X1C_PLA.3mf (3MF project, both parts with the print settings) - Skadis_Mill_Speaker_Holders_Drawing.pdf (key dimensions) There is no STEP file: the parts were modelled as meshes, so a STEP file would only contain the same triangles.

About the pictures: the photos show the printed holders in use. The animation and the renders are made from the model files; the mills and the speaker are simplified and the printed parts are shown in orange.

Amazon, Echo, Echo Dot Max and all related marks are trademarks of Amazon.com, Inc. or its affiliates. IKEA and SKÅDIS are trademarks of Inter IKEA Systems B.V. Bambu Lab, X1 Carbon, Bambu PLA and Bambu Studio are product names and/or trademarks of their respective owners. The names are used only to identify tested compatibility and the printer, material and software used for the prototype. This independent design is not affiliated with, sponsored or endorsed by any of these companies.

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Deutsch (Kurzfassung) Halter für zwei elektrische Salz- und Pfeffermühlen und einen Amazon Echo Dot Max, an einer IKEA-SKÅDIS-Lochplatte (5 mm), die um 90 Grad gedreht hängt, sodass die Langlöcher waagrecht laufen. An einer normal montierten SKÅDIS (Langlöcher senkrecht) passen die Clips nicht. Mühlenhalter (1 Stück): zwei Ringe mit 60 mm Bohrung. Die Mühle hängt kopfüber, das schmale Ende geht durch den Ring, das breite Mahlende liegt oben auf. Unsere Mühlen messen am Mahlende 63,3 mm, an der Taille 47,2 mm und am anderen Ende 58,7 mm, Länge etwa 185 mm. Eine Mühle kann passen, wenn das Mahlende mindestens etwa 62 mm breit ist und alles, was durch den Ring muss, auch Tasten und Ladebuchsen-Abdeckungen, höchstens etwa 59 mm. Form und Drucktoleranzen spielen ebenfalls eine Rolle; den gesamten Einführweg vor dem Druck messen. Sitz für den Amazon Echo Dot Max (1 Stück): Ring mit 80 mm Innendurchmesser, gestufte Oberkante, hinten eine 25 mm breite Aussparung für das Kabel. Andere Echo-Modelle sind nicht getestet. Clip ohne Schrauben: Jedes Teil hat zwei Clips im Abstand von 80 mm, also vier Laschen ins linke Ende von vier benachbarten Langlöchern einer Reihe. Flach ans Brett drücken und rund 7 mm nach rechts schieben, bis beide Rastnasen einrasten. Zum Abnehmen Mühlen oder Lautsprecher herausnehmen, die Unterkante etwa 3 Grad vom Brett wegkippen, bis beide Rastnasen die unteren Langlöcher verlassen, gekippt halten, nach links schieben und abnehmen. Einstellungen: Bambu Lab X1 Carbon, mattes weißes PLA, 5 Wände, 40 % Gyroid, 8 mm breiter Rand (Brim), ohne Stützen, beide Teile kopfüber (die STL-Dateien sind schon so gedreht). Gedruckt wurden die Halter mit diesen Einstellungen auf einer größeren Platte zusammen mit anderen Teilen; das veröffentlichte 3MF mit beiden Teilen ergibt laut Slicer etwa 2 h 47 min und 118,6 g. Diese genaue Zwei-Teile-Platte wurde nicht separat gedruckt. Andere Drucker sind nicht getestet. Für die Küche im Innenraum; geprüft wurde nur die Passung mit den genannten Geräten, eine Prüfung auf Nennlast oder Überlast sowie Wärme- und Langzeittests gab es nicht. Den Lautsprechersitz nicht in der Nähe von Kochfeld, Herd, Spüle, Dampf, Flüssigkeiten oder anderen Wärmequellen anbringen; Amazon nennt für den Echo Dot Max 0 bis 35 Grad Celsius und eine gut erreichbare Steckdose. Die PLA-Halter ebenfalls von Wärme fernhalten. Druck und Montage vor dem Gebrauch prüfen. Lizenz CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/).