Soldering Station

I needed to clean up my desk a little (okay, a LOT). One thing I needed was a fume extractor, and my soldering station also had a hot air side to it. And my desk simply isn't that big. So, I ended up putting my soldering station in my workshop, which I do not use in the winter since it's unheated and picked up one of these fume extractors with soldering iron from Amazon: https://a.co/d/73qVGRl

The extractor worked well, but I needed a way to arrange supplies and tools that made some sense. This station is the result.

The right support is a mirror of the left one, hence why it has a couple of different holes. Everything can be printed with minimal support. Anything with threads that supported weight, I used a modifier for the threaded area for 100% infill. The rest of the print is 20% infill. The threads for the studs, nuts and screws were designed so the threaded holes were 1mm larger than the threaded studs, but kept the same pitch. They were slightly tight, but gently working with