Cutting Board Stand

A simple cutting board stand. Our boards were constantly falling over so I designed this solution. It will hold up to 5 boards with the 5th slot being narrow for a titanium board. It will fit boards up to 15mm thick. There are two versions, one that's vertical and one with a 10˚ angle. The angled version is the one in the photos. If you use the one with the angle it will stand on it's own if you only use the front 2 or 3 slots. If you have a board in the back 2 slots without one in the front it will tip over unless it's leaning against something or attached to the shelf it's on. I use a tacky putty for many things around the house and it works great to securely attach this to the shelf it's on while not being permanent. I've added an amazon link below. The print profile is for PETG (I'm sure PLA will work just fine) using a 0.6mm line width. A 0.4mm nozzle will print a 0.6mm line width perfectly. I printed mine using a 0.4mm nozzle. Using the 0.6mm line widt