My fellow print nerds - if your SO is iffy on buying a 3d printer, I have got the model for you. 

After all my drawers in my house were filled with Gridfinity bases, I was able to make so many new (empty) drawers that it only seemed logical to start moving stuff out of cabinets and into drawers. 

Starting with my spice cabinet, now a spice drawer. 

Ah. Sweet catharsis.  

These prints were designed to give the perfect tilt to my spices, pulling them out of the deep, dark corners of their prior cabinet and into the open, where everyone can find them. Even short people, like me. 

The dimensions of the jars are 1.8" x 1.8" at the base and 4.1" tall. I bought this box of 48 jars (labels came printed), but, if you don't want to invest that much time, normal glass and plastic containers you'd get at a typical American grocery store fit too. The normal size, not the Costco mega size, obviously. 

I strongly recommend, however, starting with a custom base plate to minimize slipping and sliding when everything is installed. This will allow you to create a base plate in the exact size you need, slice it in your slicer to print, and then glue it back together before adding it to your drawer. 

I use Fusion for most of my bins, but I used this generator for this baseplate. 

Hope you have as much fun as I did!