Maximize your organization with this sleek, geometric storage crate that perfectly balances modern aesthetics with customizable functionality. Featuring removable dividers and a clever nesting design, these baskets stack securely while saving vertical space—two units together stand under 10 inches tall. It’s the ultimate printable solution for anyone looking to turn their desktop or shelf clutter into a coordinated, professional display. 

• Modular Organization: Includes removable dividers that allow you to customize the internal layout for everything from small hobby components to larger household items.
• Stackable & Nesting Design: Specifically engineered to nest together; when stacked, the combined height is reduced to under 10 inches to maximize vertical storage efficiency.
• Aesthetic Geometric Pattern: Features a unique "lattice" cutout design that reduces filament usage and print time without sacrificing structural integrity.
• Substantial Storage Capacity: A generous 10-inch square footprint provides ample room for organizing tools, office supplies, or 3D printing accessories.
• Ergonomic Handles: Integrated side handles are built directly into the frame for easy lifting and transport, even when the basket is fully loaded.
• Print-Optimized Geometry: Designed for clean printing with minimal overhang issues, ensuring the geometric details look sharp on most modern 3D printers.
• Secure Fit: The nesting base is precisely toleranced to ensure that stacked units remain stable and don't slide around during use.

Each crate measures about 10 inches square, and 5 inches tall. The crate will essentially use all of a 256 mm x 256 mm build plate. 

Because they are stackable, a stack of two is a bit less than 10 inches. 

The dividers are removable, in case you want to use the whole space for something bigger. 

These crates were specifically designed for common 10.5-x-10.5-x-11-inch collapsible fabric storage cubes, like these and others. They make it much easier to organize your stuff when using the cubes.

The print profile includes a small amount of support, just under the handles. I have had good luck with the handles bridging just fine without support. It is your choice. You can open the profile in Bambu Studio and turn off supports if you want. The support settings include using an alternative filament for the support interface. For example, if you print the crate out of PLA, use PETG as your support interface. This makes sure the supports are easily removed. If you print both the crate and the support interface in the same material, the supports will be much harder to remove.