Marble Paper Hanger

After watching some Kitchen Nightmares at 3am, I saw some chefs shove their order tickets into a metal thing to keep them organised. I thought the idea was cool so to learn how to make 3D models I decided to try make one of my own in TinkerCAD. I am by no means a professional designer and I'm certain that the idea could be improved with iteration but I was proud that I managed to make a thing on my own and decided to upload it for fun.

When assembling the holder, you need to put some marbles into the holder as pictured and put the superglue onto the models wall mount. I also put the wall mount on top of the marble holder while gluing as it minimised the chance of accidentally gluing the marbles together from spills (from my experience).

I used some random marbles I found around the house, just make sure they are roughly the same size as it will help them grip the paper. I also made sure that if I shook the model, they had room to move to prevent jamming.

If you are experiencing sticking issues, I found that sanding the inside of the marble holder to reduce the grippiness of the layer lines can help. Using a gloss varnish also seemed to help a bit. If you are desperate, using WD 40 on the marbles and wiping away the excess with a piece of cardboard also works but will leave some grease marks on the paper for a while.

I used Bambu Matte PLA as it was already in my P1S but I suspect a smoother plastic would work better, maybe a silk PLA?

In the base STL, the model won't be wide enough to fit a whole A4 piece of paper but by stretching the X axis to 125% scale it should fit fine (pics show that stretched model).

Design by Socialist_Spud on MakerWorld (license: BY).