Drawer Dividers on Small 3D Printers

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I've modified my Monoprice Mini Delta's print bed to accommodate the original project's full-drawer-length divider variations, but it still falls short. The half-size dividers that I created work perfectly fine, so I designed three more half-dividers that attach to the originals to form the complete dividers. If your print bed can't handle the full length dividers, simply print the two shorter ones and combine them as needed. By joining these six objects, you'll be able to create a divider that fits almost any Akro-Mils cabinet drawer. divider_ext1 is a basic 2-way divider divider_ext2 adds a half partition, dividing one-half of a drawer into three compartments divider_ext3 adds a full partition, dividing one-half of a drawer into four compartments I've included the .SCAD file in case you need to make further adjustments. Update: I've added a simple divider for those who have run out of the original dividers that came with their cabinets. This one must be printed upright due to its lack of supports. MAJOR Update: I've added the additional parts needed to create dividers for the large Akro-Mils drawers. The new files are: divider_lg_base_1x2 - A plain "base" panel. Combine it with an "extender" panel to form a complete lengthwise divider. divider_lg_ext1 - A plain "extender" panel. Combine it with a base panel to form a complete lengthwise divider. divider_lg_base_ext - A base panel with attachment points for making a 4- or 8-compartment divider. Uses divider_lg_ext1 to create the width-wise dividers. divider_lg_extx - An extender with attachment points for making an 8-compartment divider when used with lg_base_ext. divider_lg_base_1x2 must be printed with a brim as it has no other support. The others will print without supports. The extenders are designed to fit snugly. You might need to gently tap them into place with a small tool for them to slide on fully.