This is a relatively simple thing. It is a divider for cookie tins.

Normally, if you find one of these anywhere outside a supermarket, they do not contain cookies but sewing supplies or other random stuff.

I wanted a bit of organization in mine, so I created three versions: four, six and eight compartments. The compartments are all equally sized within one model.

With the attached FreeCAD-files you can very simply change this model by changing the parameters in the "param"-spreadsheet.

You can see in the drawings, which parameters you can change. They are:

• inner radius of the tin
• inner height of the tin
• middle radius (meaning the cylinder where all the dividers meet)
• divider thickness (thickness of the divider walls)
• bottom pad radius (small pad in the middle, increases printability)
• bottom pad thickness
• chamfer height (45° chamfers)

In the files you can also delete the chamfers and the bottom pad, if you want.

Unless you have a perfectly-tuned printer, print with a brim.

The example file fits for a cookie tin containting danish cookies from Aldi North (maybe also Aldi South, Hofer, Trader Joes etc.)

Enjoy obsessively arranging your "stuff" in cookie tins.

Designed with FreeCAD, quickly rendered with CADRays.

Conceivably Engineering - Little competence, big smiles.