Retro Tweezer Caddy

This is a Retro Tweezer Caddy that I designed to accommodate my 12 tweezers. The tweezers are easy to both place and remove from the caddy with one hand so it’s very accessible when you’re in the midst of a project. Also the pointy tips are exposed so there is no guess work and they point down so it’s safe on your hands. The whole unit is stable. I printed it in using a combination of Brown and Pumpkin Orange Bambulab Basic PLA filament on my X1C without issue. The key dimensions are shown in one of the pictures but can obviously be adjusted. I have attached three 3mf files but if you didn’t care about filament and layer height “optimization” you could probably print it in one shot. The first file is for the base and two towers. I printed this using the basic settings with the 0.2mm Standard profile. It takes about 2 hr and 49 minutes and uses 89.4 g of filament. I printed the two capstones using the 0.08 mm High Quality Setting, it takes about an hour and a half to print and uses 12.7