kitchen stand

If you can print something, why buy it 😊These are the circumstances of this project. My wife asked me to make her a container for washing-up liquid, sponges, brushes, and cloths, because the previous one was destroyed.That's how this container was created.I made it as a monolith, although it would be more sensible to divide it into parts and change the holes from horizontal to vertical. I'm learning my printer and I make tasks especially difficult to get to know its full capabilities.The print was made of copper-colored silk-PLA. I printed it with supports to provide better support for horizontal surfaces. The bottom of the stand turned out the worst. Here, it seems to me that monolithic supports would work better.I'm adding the .gcode with supports as in the picture. It took 14 hours and 10 minutes to print - even though the program (slicer) assumed printing in 13 hours and 20 minutes.After removing the supports, the stand looks good and is functional.Happy printing.