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Wood-Grain Topo Tray | Customizable Catch-All

por sKage en MakerWorld

A catch-all tray with a floor of stacked terraces that look like wood grain or a topo map.

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A catch-all tray with a floor of stacked terraces that look like wood grain or a topo map. 11 ready-made presets, one click each: Walnut Stripes, Oak Plank, Tree Rings, Rice Terraces, Lagoon, Canyon Strata, Zen Stone, Sage and Charcoal, Zebra Swirl, Rose Ring Dish, Topo Map. Then change anything you like on top: a preset only fills in the settings you leave untouched, so you can pick Tree Rings and just set your own height or your filament colours. Change the pattern number for a one-of-a-kind grain. Tree Rings, Rice Terraces, Sage and Charcoal and Rose Ring Dish fit a 180 mm bed.

Or pick Custom and make it yours:

- Size and shape: length, width, height, corner radius (round ends to sharp corners), rounded rectangle or oval, wall and floor thickness

- Terraces and pattern: step height, sharp or chamfered steps, a pattern number for a new grain, 1–3 low spots, round or long wood-grain rings, waviness

- Colors: single, stripes (colours take turns every few terraces) or a bottom-to-top gradient, up to 4 colours. Optional one-colour outside wall, so the stripes only show inside

- Extras: rounded rim, bottom chamfer, recesses for stick-on felt pads

Prints without supports: every terrace is a flat, upward-facing step. In stripe and gradient mode the colour only changes between terraces, so a whole tray needs about 18 filament changes. The one-colour outside wall (used by Tree Rings and Sage and Charcoal) puts two colours in every layer: great on a tool changer, but slow on a single-nozzle AMS printer.

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