Kitchen Cabinet Series - Base Speciality

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Interested in kitchen design? Looking to remodel a kitchen but want to see it more than just a 3D CAD rendering? Want to create some cabinets and appliances as toys? Maybe filming a claymation and need realistic props? You've come to the right place! I used to design kitchens at a big box retailer, and one thing I thought would be super useful was having props or examples of cabinets to help customers understand how things are arranged spatially. I've created a series of common cabinets and sizes that I typically saw when quoting out kitchens. My goal is to model some of the more obscure cabinet types. All cabinets were created at 1:1 scale, meaning you'll need to scale them down to print. I found that 5% scaling is the perfect tradeoff between saving materials and having useful models printed. Cabinet types and naming are taken from Schrock's Trademark series specification guide, which can be found here - https://www.schrock.com/cabinet-information-resources/literature-downloads. Here are some basics in cabinetry sizes. Base cabinets have a standard depth of 24 inches and are 34.5 inches tall. Typically, a 1.5-inch countertop would go on top to make it 36 inches. Widths range from 6 inches to 48 inches in 3-inch increments. Wall cabinets have a standard depth of 12 inches and can range in height from 12 inches up to 48 inches in 3-inch increments. Width also varies from 12 inches up to 48 inches, with some specialty spice rack type units that are 6 or 9 inches wide. Some wall cabinets are double-depth at 24 inches deep, though those are typically above a refrigerator. Note: BWC6 is a base wine cabinet, essentially the same thing as BSD6 without the drawers. I created drawers you can stick into them on BSD6v2_Drawers. You might want to print at a finer resolution because I had to get a file in the cubbies to smooth out the filament to allow for drawers to slide in/out.