FULLY Modular drawer&organiser system - source files included

prusaprinters

<p>A drawer and organiser system, that you can configure, customise and modify however you want - to fit your needs. Set of models includes:</p> <p>4x drawer modules, each designed for different tray styles (large, 2x small, 3x circular or 2x triangular)</p> <p>Vase mode compatible versions of the larger trays, to save print time (PLEASE NOTE: vase mode prints are not compatible with custom knobs are mentioned below, and instead use their own build-in-tabs)</p> <p>Top roof to attach above the top of your custom stack : leaves nicer aesthetic and provides perfect sizing for small screws to be placed.</p> <p>Slanted modules for general stowage of parts, and offers diagonal slats between different heights of your setup</p> <p>Panels to smooth off the sides of modules that are on the sides, leave a nicer look than the standard connecting pattern i designed.</p> <p>Knobs to clamp into the trays, in case you aren't a fan of the stock finger holes used to open them, you can use one of the 4 pre-designed styles, or design your own! (if you choose to use there, they use 1x M3x20 bolt, and 1x m3 hex nut to secure in place) - can be swapped out at any point.</p> <p>All parts slot together with a tight friction fit on X/Y, and have quick release on Z . This allows for a strong overall part, however can also be quick-changed should user wish to.</p> <p>ALL source files are also included, so please feel free to make it your own, and i encourage you to upload any remixes to prusaprinters, again with your own source files, so everyone can even further expand on the project.</p> <h3>Print instructions</h3><p>no supports needed, however brim is advisable for most of the drawer knobs.</p> <p>All Parts&amp;Gcode are orientated for FDM printing, these parts are not made for Resin printers. PLA and PETG are optimal materials, however Clear PVB with the vase mode trays would work <strong>VERY</strong> nicely for anyone that would like a see-through tray.</p> <p>Overall printing will use up quite a significant amount of material (I have very little, so I could only print a few small parts to check tolerances, however i am 100% confident any decently tuned fdm printer can print these parts with no problems) , And print time for the larger parts is quite significant, hence why i would recommend larger nozzles for those parts.</p> <p>Minimum size for a printer to complete this project is 150mm, so anyone with especially small printers will have to split objects into smaller pieces to then be assembled.</p>