ATC Headset Box Drawer

Should fit most standard headset box cubbys at an ARTCC. May require a little tweaking to resize in your slicer and can easliy customize initials, colors, etc on your slicer. Strongly suggested to print horizontally especially if you aren't planning on sanding. Make sure the “grain” of the printed parts are parallel to each other or else it will make an ungodly squeal when you pull out a drawer. You could set it to be print-in-place but I have it so each component is separate then I also broke it up into smaller parts on the slicer (Bambu A1) so time-on-plate is less. I used PLA but it still warped since this was a long print; but TBH it was done in a cooler room (about 55F) so that might have an affect too. It takes a little bending of the parts to get the drawer tabs to pass into the slider channel but shouldn't require so much as to break the parts. I found that a piece of paper folded a couple times and wedged between the main printed box and the headset cabinet sides is enough to