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[Paid] Need a sliding-tray rack modeled for 3D printing — prototype for a meal-prep product
I’m developing a meal-prep backpack and need someone to model the interior rack so I can print a prototype at my library. I’m not a CAD person and I’d rather pay someone who is than produce something unusable.
Being upfront: this is for a product I hope to sell eventually. Happy to pay your rate — this is a prototype, not production, so nothing needs to be manufacturing-ready.
What it is: an open frame that holds three food containers in horizontal slots, like a small three-drawer fridge organizer. Containers slide in and out from the front on rails.
Specs:
• Overall: 8.25” W × 5” D × 7.5” H
• Three slots, 2.25” pitch
• Each slot holds a container 7.75” × 4.75” × 2” — needs ~3mm clearance so it slides easily
• Side rails to support the container, with a stop at the back so it can’t slide through
• Recessed handle on top (I lift the whole rack in and out of a bag)
• Open front — no door
What I need: an STL for printing, plus the editable source file (Tinkercad link or Fusion file) so I can adjust dimensions myself as I iterate. That second part matters more than a perfect first version. UPDATE: If you have the ability to 3d print the prototype that I have described within the budget listed, please dm me.
Sketch attached. Ballpark quote and rough timeline appreciated. Thanks.
Budget: $100-$200