Introducing the Diamond Painting Tray Storage, a masterpiece of functional design by Wicked 3D Design. This storage unit is specifically designed to perfectly fit either our large or small Diamond Painting Trays. In order to revolutionize your diamond painting experience these storage boxes allow you to either store your trays while not in use or kit up directly into the trays. These storage units are modular, meaning they can interlock with our other units of either size. Available to fit either our small or large trays, and in a variety of sleek colors, it’s tailored to fit your personal style while maximizing efficiency. Check out our Diamond Painting Trays for a perfect fit in this storage unit! Crafted with precision, the Diamond Painting Tray Storage combines practicality with elegance, embodying our dedication to innovative 3D solutions. Elevate your diamond painting experience with the quality and craftsmanship you deserve, brought to life by Wicked 3D Design LLC.
Our storage units are designed to perfectly fit either our large or small trays but may also fit other trays of similar dimensions. Our diamond painting tray storge boxes hold a total of ten trays each per tower. The storge unit will include two pins in order to allow modular building. If needed you can also purchase more pins separately (see separate listing).
Approximate Dimensions
Small Height: 118mm/4.625 in Length: 141mm/5.5 in Depth: 75mm/3 in
Large Height: 118mm/4.625 in Length: 181 mm/7.125 in Depth: 112mm/4.375
Diamond Painting Tray Storage
Specialized Filament Colors
Multi-color 3D printing, such as dual-color, tricolor, and rainbow prints, involves specialized filaments that are typically more expensive than standard single-color materials. The setup is more complex, requiring additional calibration and ensuring color alignment, which increases labor. These prints also take longer to produce, adding to overall costs. The risk of errors is higher, as misalignment or blending issues can result in wasted materials and time, necessitating extra care and testing. Additionally, multi-color printing causes more wear on printers, leading to higher maintenance costs.