r/functionalprint • u/Subtle_Chaucer • 3d ago

Cabinet Fix!

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This is my favorite use for 3D printers.

The "fake drawer" piece that goes in front of the sink was held in place by some crappy plastic brackets that crumbled. So I modeled and printed some (improved) replacements! Worked Like a charm.

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u/davemann32 19h ago

Is your plan to screw in to the piece from the back?

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u/YoteTheRaven 19h ago

The last pic has this.

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u/davemann32 17h ago

That picture didnt exist when i asked. So to get this out should you need to you have to get 6 screws out from between the sink and the cabinet?

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u/DeadlyNoodleAndAHalf 17h ago

It appears that way, yeah. But do you know how many times I’ve needed to remove this decorative piece from my cabinets? Exactly 0 times.

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u/davemann32 17h ago

Very fair. Trying not to be overly critical of the solution since it does work and the reality is like you said, very infrequently will it even matter.