Spice Drawer

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<p>Spice rack for 4 smaller + 2 larger spice jars, plus additional storage for misc. items. The additional storage is designed for chopsticks, but can be used for other purposes, too.</p> <p>Small spice jars approx. D42xL114 (mm)<br/> Large spice jars approx. D51xL144 (mm)<br/> Lengths are the maximum lenghts, while diameter is the optimal diameter. Smaller or slightly larger jars in diameter will fit, but not longer.</p> <p>Width of the whole assembly: 265mm<br/> Lenght of the whole assemly: ~361mm</p> <h3>Print instructions</h3><p>To print the complete assembly, you will need to print the following:</p> <p><strong>Option 1 (print bed larger than 210x270mm)</strong><br/> 1 x rail<br/> 1 x rail (note: mirror in slicer to fit the other side)<br/> 2 x sliding rail<br/> 1 x spice rack<br/> 4 x bearing (or use 5x9x3 (dxDxW) bearings)</p> <p><strong>Option 2 (print bed less than 210x270mm)</strong><br/> 1 x rail<br/> 1 x rail (note: mirror in slicer to fit the other side)<br/> 2 x sliding rail<br/> 1 x rack part 1<br/> 1 x rack part 2<br/> 3 x connecting rod (these are used to join the rack parts together)<br/> 4 x bearing (or use 5x9x3 (dxDxW) bearings)</p> <p><strong>Assembly instructions</strong><br/> The rack requires assembly with e.g. superglue. Start by connecting the rack part 1 and rack part 2 with the three connecting rods (skip step if option 1 was used). Use glue to permanently connect the parts together. Continue by gluing the sliding rails to the rack.</p> <p>The bearings are simply pressed onto the rails, but a small drop of superglue can be used to ensure that they stay in place.</p>