Summary
This is a rack used to hold 4 KitchenAid attachments. While the overall platform may be useful to you, I believe the main useful contribution is the "Shaft" part I've included, which is very similar to the size/shape of the KitchenAid Mixer's standard metal shaft used to hold each attachment.
To reuse the shaft: Add the model as an .stl to your project. The distance between the peg and the "base" of the shaft (the non-rounded end) is important! This area must be left in to allow the attachments to mate with the printed object correctly, during the locking process. The distance from the peg and the "end" of the shaft (the rounded end) is not as important. I would recommend not changing it (for stability), but anything up to the "peg" on the side can be safely removed.
Print Settings
Printer:
Geeetech A20M
Rafts:
Doesn't Matter
Supports:
Yes
Resolution:
.2
Infill:
15
Notes:
The full platform model was custom designed for my shelf, but I would recommend designing your own mounting hardware. In my opinion, the most useful thing you can take away from this Thing is the "Shaft", which emulates the KitchenAid's normal mount point to hold the attachments onto the rack.
If using full platform: Print 4 each of the "Clamp" and "Clamp Snap" objects.
Post-Printing
Gluing
The "Clamp" and "Clamp Snap" parts must be glued onto the platform (they are separate to minimize the required support structure). The short end of the clamp is to be glued into the depressions in the "Platform". The orientation of the "Clamp Snap" part should be pretty obvious.
Check the orientations of each clamp/clamp snap part before gluing Use the picture as reference.
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