Materials:
- Lightweight plastic material (36 grams)
- PLA, ABS, or PETG filament with support
Tools:
- 3D printer
- 36 grams of filament
- Screwdriver
- drywall screws
- Measuring tape and level (not necessary)
Instructions:
Design Phase:
- Utilized online images for inspiration.
- Created a 3D design considering the lightweight requirement and compatibility with PLA, ABS, or PETG.
- Ensured the design includes support structures for added stability.
3D Printing:
- Load your chosen filament into the 3D printer.
- Use the 3D design file to print the bracket.
- Monitor the printing process, ensuring support structures are formed as intended.
Post-Printing:
- Carefully remove the printed bracket from the 3D printer.
- Clean up any excess material or support structures with a screwdriver.
Testing:
- Confirm the lightweight nature of the bracket (aim for approximately 35 grams).
- Assess the stability and strength of the bracket, ensuring it can hold the intended weight.
Installation:
- Measure and mark the desired location for the bracket on the wall.
- Use a screwdriver to securely attach the bracket to the wall.
- Ensure the bracket is level and stable.
Recycle Bin Placement:
- Hang your recycle bin or ladder on the bracket, testing its capacity and security.
- Adjust the placement if necessary.
Enjoy the Benefits:
- Admire your DIY Plastic Recycle Bin and Ladder Wall Bracket that you've created from scratch.
- Revel in the satisfaction of solving a problem through creativity and resourcefulness.
By following these instructions, you not only address a specific need but also contribute to a cleaner, more organized space. Embrace the DIY spirit and share your creation with others who might be facing the same challenge. Happy crafting!