About this 3D model

Boost Me It costs you nothing, but allows me to keep making silly things ? I'm just a small fish on MakerWorld, so your boost goes a long way. A nice little shelf to put under your sink to make your dishwasher pods more accessible. There's nothing that I hate more than bending over. I can proudly say that I've never touched my toes once in my entire life. Drop five bucks on the ground? Guess I'm five bucks poorer. As such, I hate bending over to retrieve dishwasher pods from under the kitchen sink cabinets when I'm doing dishes. My solution: create a mountable shelf that snugly fits the pod container and fasten it to the inside cabinet door. Works like a charm. My quality of life has skyrocketed, and my therapist says that at this rate I might even be able to go off of Prozac soon. Included are two options: One with screw holes, and one without for usage with command strips. Print Time & Cost (With Overture PETG on a P1S) Part Est. Print Time Est Filament Usage Est Cost Main Body - W/ Screw Holes 2 hr 9 min 65g $1.45 Main Body - No Screw Holes 2 hr 70g $1.50 Printing Instructions Layer Height: 0.16mm Turn on Variable Layer Height for best results/speed and boost it to 0.28mm Wall Loops: 3 Top Shell Layers: 5 (Overkill, probably) Bottom Shell Layers: 5 (Overkill, probably) Sparse Infill: 15% Gyroid. Grid Infill is not welcome in this household. Supports: None Brim: None Convert Holes to Polyholes: On Ironing: Optional, depends on how much you care All Top Surfaces (I do ironing a bit differently, see this Reddit post for details) Speed: 150 mm/s Flow: 38% Line Spacing: 0.20mm Screw Info Head Diameter: 7mm Head Chamfer: 3mm Thread Diameter: 3mm