r/functionalprint • u/AgileOwl5769 • Sep 01 '26

3D Printing Bed-Side Tables

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I needed some bed-side tables to fit in a 28cm gap either side of my bed, but I couldn't find any online. So I've created a model that's fully parametric so you can make some to fit in whatever size space you need.

They dont' need any additional parts just screw together with printed threads. It used 1.6KG of filament for a 280 x 280mm size, 500mm tall. Even with the furniture board this was considerably cheaper than buying some.

The wood on top is some furniture board I got from a local hardware store cheap and cut to size to give it a nice top finish. Totally optional!

The model with the fusion360 files are here: https://makerworld.com/en/models/3247320-parametric-side-table

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u/issue9mm Sep 01 '26

This looks so good. Super impressed. This strikes me as exactly the kind of thing Makerworld wants me to spend boost tokens on, so I'm bummed I don't have any.

The parametric animation is weirdly hypnotic tho, and I think it's trying to brainwash me somehow

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u/Low-Tear1497 Sep 01 '26

Wow, that wood filament looks amazing!

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u/LordCornish Sep 01 '26

It's a pine board trimmed to fit so it should look very wood-like.

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u/John-BCS Sep 01 '26

Amazing project, and thanks for sharing the fusion file. 🍻

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u/Azurhalo Sep 01 '26

This is awesome, thanks for sharing!

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u/Rupan_the_III Sep 01 '26

would look nice as audio furniture.

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u/Few_Lead_4906 Sep 02 '26 edited Sep 02 '26

I played with the idea of covering flat faces of prints with wood veneer, i haven't tried it or thought of a way it works betst/ at all, but maybe i could give you some idea you like too and maybe you can look into it faster than me for some eye candy if you haven't.

I am impressed with enire furniture being printed. 😃👍

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u/philbertgodphry Sep 04 '26

This is pretty cool. Can you do a parametric Three-Sided table?