Drawer system for electronic components

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Finding a storage system for electronic components and modules can be challenging. Standard drawers are often too large, wasting space, or too small for breakout boards. However, this modular drawer system adapts easily to various sizes. Each cube measures approximately 10 x 10 cm and is divided into six units in height and width, allowing for easy combination of different drawer sizes. Multiple cubes can be arranged to form a larger storage stock. To minimize material usage, the frame's top is not solid, saving plastic. For added protection, I applied an antistatic spray to each drawer before use, preventing damage to sensitive components. I opted against labeling each drawer individually instead created a PowerPoint template for organizing content. Utilizing distinct colors for different components and breakout boards makes it simple to identify contents without labels. Print Settings: Printer Brand: Up! Printer Model: Up Mini Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.35 Infill: Hollow Notes: To expedite the printing process, I used PLA, low resolution, and high speed settings. While this may not produce the most aesthetically pleasing prints, it significantly reduces waiting times for completion.