Improved recycled spools dresser, double, containers & drawer with spacers

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This is a remix of Recycled Spools Dresser. I love this idea, and I'm eager to take it to the next level. After my first print, I realized that I needed something more - separators or boxes where I could store small screws or dices without them getting mixed up. So, I came up with a solution to optimize storage in every drawer. I've designed three different solutions to improve this concept: 1- Standard Dresser (file called "Standard") To achieve this, I created three distinct boxes: Standard 1-2, Standard 1-4, and Standard 1-8. These box dimensions correspond to half of the dresser, a quarter of the dresser, and an eighth of the dresser. 2- Half Standard Dresser (file called "Half Standard") This design modifies the height of the dresser, making it half of the standard dresser. I created three different boxes for this version: Half Standard 1-2, Half Standard 1-4, and Half Standard 1-8. These box dimensions also reflect half of the dresser, a quarter of the dresser, and an eighth of the dresser. 3- Separator Drawer and Drawer Separator: This is a distinct concept with the same goal - a standard dresser with holes for separators that can be added or removed as needed to expand or reduce a section. This design comes from DANILO COVA, a talented Maker from Como, Italy. He discovered a way to reuse his used spools from FILOALFA, an Italian 3D filament producer. Danilo turned these spools into desk organizers for storing screws, bolts, and small parts. His simple yet creative idea is so impressive that we decided to share it with you. Even if you don't use this producer's filaments, you can easily adapt the design to fit your preferred type of spool. Use self-tapping screws to mount the drawers inside the spool. Important note: You don't need to make holes in the spools; simply utilize the pre-existing holes near the edge for inserting screws. Best regards!