Finally got back to that #3DPrint design I was working on a week ago, or was it two weeks? Anyway, took the last couple of parts out of the printer where they've been sitting and did a bit of filing to get the fit smooth and there we have it! A 23 cell flat-pack seed tray. If I had a big enough printer I'd probably also do a base plate of some kind, but it should just work on any flat tray.

I need to dive back into #FreeCAD and make a couple of adjustments and improvements, but this is definitely a "working" prototype and I'm wondering what seeds I'll pop into it. Time for some multisown beetroot think.

Edit: I'm not claiming to have invented this 😅 I totally ripped if off some product I saw someone using on YouTube... I checked online for 3D printable versions but wasn't a fan of what I found.

Edit 2: Oh, and that's a little tamper on top, that was my idea. (Hardly rocket science tho.) I have a idea for making it adjustable with a handle that can protrude to make a seed hole.

Starting a 5 hour #3DPrint of a new drawer for my #Smart #Roadster so that it has 4 USB ports for charging devices. 2x USB-A and 2x USB-C. Using snap-in ports and 12V to 5V buck converters.