Abstract

A stackable storage solution with a drawer-style access method. The storage units come in two versions: solid and with a hexagonal cutout pattern. Choose the one that best suits you. The printing time for both versions is roughly the same.

Use it as stackable storage:

• Just print multiple storage units and stack them together.

It can be used as a drawer for storage and retrieval:

• Print two storage frames
• Print 4 or 6 stabilizing rods
• Print 2 or 3 storage units
• It's very easy to assemble!

Additional information about the x2 framework:

• The x2 frame has two files; one for the bottom parts

Print settings

Raft layer:

No

Support:

No

Resolution:

0.3

Fill in:

15%

Note:

So, I set the layer height to 0.3mm and the layer width to 0.45mm. These are the settings I used, and they really print very quickly. Make sure to check how much volume your printer can handle at these layer heights; I recommend a maximum of 200mm/s to ensure that the hot end can keep up.

Of course, you can also use a layer height of 0.2mm and a normal layer width of 0.4mm.

There's no need for support anywhere!

Except for the stabilizing rods, no raft layer is needed for any printing. If the stabilizing rods are printed too quickly, they often detach from the build platform.Therefore, the stabilizer bar is printed on the raft layer.To save time and materials, you can make the raft layer only 3 layers thick; one layer on the top, instead of the usual two layers.

Customized part

Demonstration of how to stack JD storage boxes