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Small-Part Storage
Screws, connectors, nozzles and beads end up in one jar, and finding one part means emptying it. I wanted a drawer for every kind of small part, divided the way those parts need, so I designed a four-drawer case and a full set of divider layouts to go in it.
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A 3MF for the case and one for each of the 24 drawer layouts, every one with the tested PLA profile already set up, plus STLs of all 25 for bringing your own. The case is 152.4 × 154.6 × 155.4 mm and a drawer 145.4 × 158.5 × 34.2 mm, so both fit a 180 × 180 mm bed.
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Download on Creality CloudThe 3MFs are the faster path — open each one and slice. A full print & setup guide is attached to the Creality listing.
The same guide attached to the model listings, hosted here so you can read it before you print —
What Makes It Work
Divide It, Stack It, Mount It
Grids are named across × deep, looking at the drawer from its handle: a 2x3 is two compartments side by side and three from front to back. Mixes list their strips left to right, and each number is how many pockets that strip has from front to back. A plain number is a half-width strip, n is a narrow third and w a wide two-thirds.
Print Settings
Slice It Right
These are the settings baked into the 3MFs, sliced with a 0.4 mm nozzle. Open them in any slicer that reads 3MF projects and they are ready to go. The case prints on its back with the openings up; each drawer prints upright, open side up.
Case 10 h 10 m and 415.45 g; each drawer 2 h 10 m to 5 h 5 m and 98 to 160 g — every layout's time and weight is on the card and in the guide.
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