Plastic Wrap / Tin Foil dispenser
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The original model was created by someone who lives in a giant house with all the space in the world, it takes hours to print and takes up 3x the space of the original box plastic wrap comes in in my country. For me the whole point was to organise my kitchen to save space so that was really pointless and a waste of filament for me.
I resized the model, fixed the mounts, reduced the amount of wasted filament, added bestagons to speed up the print and reduce filament use even further, and embossed the parts with which side they are since they're not identical.
Oh, what is it? Its to replace the terrible boxes that aluminium / tin foil and plastic wrap / cling film come in, they always break and they're generally annoying.
Assembly should be really straight forward. Glue the left and right holders together. Do not glue the inserts, they clip in and out so you can replace the tube.
You will need some kind of cutter, I bought some cheap ones on amazon, or you could try just cutting the saw blade from the original box.
Glue the cutter / saw blade onto the top front of the dispenser.
The top is the short side, when assembled the front of the dispenser is the bottom when printing - see photos if unclear.
Here is an example of the cutters from amazon:
https://www.amazon.nl/-/en/dp/B0CD5KJQ1S
Design by precious taters on MakerWorld (license: BY-SA).