Waves ===== Waves are a low-profile alternative to dividers. Wave parts vs fused waves ------------------------- Waves can be assembled from crests, throughs, and left and right caps (a). Alternatively, fused waves can be generated as a single part (b). In both cases, waves slide into grooves like dividers. Waves require grooves targetting the height of their caps, 3 or 4 cm. .. subfigure:: AB :subcaptions: below :gap: 1cm .. image:: schemes/wave-assembly.svg :alt: (a) Wave assembly .. image:: schemes/wave-fused.svg :alt: (b) Fused wave Assembled and fused waves Fused waves ----------- Waves with several crests and throughs (a) can be used to hold ustensils and other tools. Waves with a single long through (b) can be used to make small bins or to reinforce a compartment if its panels tend to bend inwards. Since a through is only 1 cm tall, it does not get in the way of most objects like a divider would. The ``FusedWaves`` directory contains predefined holders and bins that fit typical ustensils and kitchen tools. Filenames end in ``_Ww.stl``, where ``w`` is the total part width. .. subfigure:: AB :subcaptions: below :gap: 1cm .. image:: schemes/wave-holders.svg :alt: (a) Holders .. image:: schemes/wave-bins.svg :alt: (b) Bins Wave examples Custom fused waves can be generated using the :doc:`command line interface `. Wave parts ---------- If you prefer to assemble waves from individual parts, the ``Wave/Cap``, ``Wave/Crest``, and ``Wave/Through`` subdirectories contain the necessary parts. Cap filenames are ``WaveCapX_Hh_Pp.stl``, where ``X`` is ``L`` or ``R``, ``h`` is the height, and ``p`` is the padding, that is the width excluding the curved portion; ``p`` can be 0. Crest filenames are ``WaveCrest_Hh_Pp.stl``, with similar variables. Through filenames are ``WaveThrough_Ww.stl``, where ``w`` is the width. .. subfigure:: AB :subcaptions: below :gap: 1cm .. image:: schemes/wave-crests-caps.svg :alt: (a) Various crests and caps .. image:: schemes/wave-throughs.svg :alt: (b) The various throughs (w in cm) Wave parts