Drawer dividers not only for ikea alex drawer units (reupload) 3D for print
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I only use this for the top drawer of my ALEX Drawer Unit, where I have all the tools I regularly use. It's much more fun when you h...ave all the tools handy.
You can scale the rails in your slicer to the length you need. The measuring is kind of tricky! You have to consider the thickness of the joints very carefully. I made a few mistakes at measuring so I had to throw away some rails that didn't fit. I recommend you to not print all rails at once, but to only print 1 or 2 and then try out if they fit together with the joints. Depending on your printer it's may be also necessary to scale the thickness of the rails a bit to get a perfect fit with the joints. So first print the joints, then the rails.
About the sliding top tray, shown on the second picture:
I made the main part of the tray out of plywood because my printer isn't big enough.
I'm planing on making a completely printable version, but it may take a while.
This is a reupload, because Thingiverse deleted my original upload a few days ago. I don't know why, but I noticed that they deleted numerous of things of the "Popular Last 30 Days" list at once. Mostly things that had made it to the first 3 pages. This is now the third thing they deleted from me for no reason and I'm starting to consider changing to a more reliable platform.
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Ralf Meier3d model description
organize drawersI only use this for the top drawer of my ALEX Drawer Unit, where I have all the tools I regularly use. It's much more fun when you h...ave all the tools handy.
You can scale the rails in your slicer to the length you need. The measuring is kind of tricky! You have to consider the thickness of the joints very carefully. I made a few mistakes at measuring so I had to throw away some rails that didn't fit. I recommend you to not print all rails at once, but to only print 1 or 2 and then try out if they fit together with the joints. Depending on your printer it's may be also necessary to scale the thickness of the rails a bit to get a perfect fit with the joints. So first print the joints, then the rails.
About the sliding top tray, shown on the second picture:
I made the main part of the tray out of plywood because my printer isn't big enough.
I'm planing on making a completely printable version, but it may take a while.
This is a reupload, because Thingiverse deleted my original upload a few days ago. I don't know why, but I noticed that they deleted numerous of things of the "Popular Last 30 Days" list at once. Mostly things that had made it to the first 3 pages. This is now the third thing they deleted from me for no reason and I'm starting to consider changing to a more reliable platform.
