The Best Item Organiser! (Useful 3D prints) |
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- Опубліковано 1 сер 2024
- In this video, I showcase what I think is the best small item organiser as part of the new Useful 3D prints series! It provides a very flexible way to store and organise your items using a modular system. It is all 3D printed and optimised to use the least amount of printing material and time. You can use it to store your electronic components, micro-controllers, breadboard wires, and anything else you want to organise!
Comment below if you have any ideas or suggestions on how this can be improved!
Features of the organiser:
- Modular containers/boxes.
- Labelled containers with handles.
- Fast access to organised components.
- Drawers can hold themselves when pulled out 3/4 of the way.
- Drawers have an optional integrated sliding lid.
- Optimised for least 3D printing material and time.
- Updated! You can now choose exactly how many drawers each housing can hold, from 2 to 9. Check the repo below for more details.
It was all designed using Fusion 360, and printed using the Creality CR6-SE 3D printer.
3D model files:
github.com/ProjectsWithRed/sm...
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Remember to comment if you have any suggestions on how to improve this and make it better! Also consider subscribing while you are at it :)
Update: I have now added 8 different sizes for the drawer housings, you now have the option to choose how may drawers you want in each housing, check out the repo in the description for the changes.
Wow 3-years old and still new people coming across this and giving it a try.
This is such an awesome drawer! It will be amazing to add a modular feature to the overall drawer frame, to be able to add more shelves when needed
Thank you! That is the plan at some point, to make a second version of this with many more additional features. Remember to subscribe if you haven't already ;)
This a really nice design. And the option for the drawer to have its own lid is a nice touch.
Thank you very much! I am glad you like it. The lid is very useful, especially when you want to just take a few items with you on the go or work in a different workspace.
Dude this is awesome. Subscribed. I will be printing these for my bench.
Nice! I am really glad you like them.
If the cabinets themselves stacked somehow in a solid way then I'd probably be mad for this!
Bonus if the drawers also have a lip or magnet to stay shut.
Those are two very great improvements! I will add them to the list of changes for a possible next version of this organiser. Remember to subscribe if you enjoyed or found the video useful!
I just added 8 different sizes for the drawers if you are interested. You can now choose how many drawers you want in each housing. Check out the repo for the updates.
Drawers of double height would seal the deal for me. That way you can have some regular/small height and 1,2 higher drawers. Some parts are just a "little" bit bigger..
That is a great idea! This will be added in the improvements list for a possible next version of this. If you enjoyed the video or found it useful remember to subscribe :)
Im stunned, amazing work, thanks for sharing!
No worries, thank you very much!
Just a liiiiitle bit OCD, but that said I wish I had a 3D printer. Cool stuff! Forgot to say I subscribed 👍🏼
😂 Yea, having a 3D printer opens a lot of opportunities. They are not as expensive has you may think, check it out. Thank you, I really appreciate that!
Great video and set of organizer drawers. Thanks for sharing.
You're welcome!
Optional handle
Locking system for travel
Those are great ideas!
@@ProjectsWithRed plenty of design options. One is a rotating clip on the frame (like a height-length door with snap-on latch , except there's no need to cover the entire front, just the sides to prevent drawers from escaping). Alternatively it could be a locking pin or xz-axis latch on each drawer. A *''''''''''''''u'''* shaped groove on the frame walls may also hold drawers in place using gravity (?). If this is not clear, the point is to have fun lol.
drawers may also clip into place using an existing box clasp mechanism
Suppose one wishes to expand this system. If the box was modular, one could assemble a larger array with sliding dovetail options. Look up modular on thingiverse.
@@no_one6749 Good stuff. I will be considering these suggestions for the next version of this organiser. Remember to subscribe so you don't miss it! :)
This is awesome man. This is what I've been searching for. Thank you very much.
Thank you. That's perfect! Good to hear
This is great - but what happened to the series? I watched this one hoping for more, but the playlist only has two videos in it.
Thank you! I only make these whenever a problem arises, this is why I ask if you have any idea of a useful 3D print 👍🏼.
Housings with bottom filled still have the massive bridge? I think the hole and the filled part need to be reversed?
Maybe you could add a container with its own lid for small SMD resistors and whatnot, so there's less chance for dat accident we all know to happen.
magnets for keeping the drawers in and maybe even magnets to stack multiple housings could be awesome!
Yep, that is correct, 3D files are now updated ;). Those are all great ideas which will possibly be added in the next version of this. Remember to subscribe! :)
Maybe some kind of 3d trapezium to keep al of the boxes aligned when a box is removed. Or at least an edge if you want to save space
Nevermind, saw that sombody else had the same idea
No worries! Great idea regardless :)
If I may make a suggestion, and I may just modify your part myself for my use, the entire drawer holder could be designed to use no supports if you would print it with the back side down and cut an angled profile from the bottom up on what is the bottom the way the .stl files are oriented on github. This would take more material, but I hate supports :)
So I did this and the material savings just weren't worth having to print an overhang. Filling in your "bottom" side is the way to go and print it with the back down.
@@RobertResearchRadios You can actually print the drawer housings without any supports, bridging will take care of it :) However, I have now updated the repo that includes all housings with the bottom half filled in, just in case your printer is not able to do long bridging. Thank you for the suggestions, you just made it better!
If it have a extention option like many of them merch together then its a good option
Yep, this will be a feature that will be added in the next version.
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Is the file still available and is it free?
Yes, link is in the description 👍🏼.
what is the depth of this ?
123cm (not including handles)
132cm (including the handles)
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@@ProjectsWithRed thanks a lot