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# Dish dryer
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A parametric dish dryer for the kitchen.
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The dryer consists of four elements:
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1. A base holding the connections to the next base and the pins
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2. A short connection for the first and last base to connec to
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the next or previous base.
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3. A long connection for connecting the bases which each other
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4. The vertical pin.
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A complete dryer, depending on the number n of slots requires the
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following parts:
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1. Always required are two short struts and two pins without strut
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2. n + 1 * base struts
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3. n - 1 * long struts
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4. n * 2 pins with strut
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The OpenSCAD configurator offers the possibility to change all
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parameters of the dryer, but no checks are done. It is possible
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to set the hole diameter to values larger than the width of the
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struts or the inner diameter of the holes to lager values than the outer diameter. It is the responsibility of the users to enter reasonable values.
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If none of the parts is selected in the configurator, all five
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parts are printed:
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A 3D printed version of the dish dryer looks like this:
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The dish dryer design was inspired by an accordion toast stand:
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