Shoe Rack

Simple shoe rack design. Easy and fast to print. Can be stacked to have more space.

It could be stacked to have more space vertically.

Only tested with a single floor.

It is entirely customizable, but here are the values I used to build mine.

• 4x – 500mm stick: 
  • These are the vertical sticks. 
  • They are the feet, but also define the height the of the structure. 
  • Longer stick means taller structure.
    
    
    
     
• 4x – 180mm stick:
  • They are holding the feet together.
  • You can use a shorter or longer set of sticks for small or bigger shoe sizes.
    
    
    
    
     
• 4x – 1000mm stick:
  • They complete the structure.
  • Their length defines the length of the structure and over all how many shoes can fit.
  • Again, you can add more shoes by making them longer.
    
    
    
     
• WARNING: For structures longer than 1500mm, think about adding a mid-structure for increased rigidity.
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• There are 3 main downloadable files.
  • Foot_rack : As the name indicates, will be the foot.
    • You can add furniture feet protectors to make it less slippery. Personally, it wasn't necessary, even on floor tiles.
  • Mids_rack : Which holds the mid-section in place.
  • Tops_rack : Which connects the feet and allows to add more shoes on top.
     
•  There are 2 more files for extra-long structures
  • Mids_Support_rack : Supports the mid-section.
  • Tops_Support_rack : Supports the top-section. You will notice that this part cannot. be found. The reason is that it's the same as the Mids_rack.
     
• PRINT SETTINGS:
  • No support is needed, as the parts have been designed so.
  • Keep the orientation. This helps the holes stay round while printing.
  • Preferably, use PETG or tougher.
    
     
• NOTES: 
  • In the future, I plan to add the original fusion 360 files, so you can change the diameter to your needs. I am currently working on making it fully parametric.