Simple tray for Puq Navigator

I wanted a simple tray for my Puq Navigator to serve two purposes. The first was to catch any grounds that were left on the needles so they would go into the tray vs. on my counter. The second was to give the Navigator a secure place to rest on my Puq Press Mini. The latter required the tray to be fairly low profile.I used the foot/section dimensions from the GLB file on Puq’s website and then built a simple tray with 2mm walls and an 18mm height. I printed this with PLA as that’s what I had so it’s probably not totally water tight, but should be fine for coffee grounds that are cleaned occasionally.This ended up being a pretty nice fit. Snug to not too tight where it rubs. And it’s plenty sturdy.