Spent a long time looking for a modular Benchy shelf system that fit my needs, so of course I ended up making my own! My use case was somewhat specific (wanted something that fit between decorative slats in our workshop wall – see pictures), but I think most of my design could definitely be adjusted and adapted to other setups, so please consider remixing! The hooks fit on a ¾" MDF wall, but should be easy to scale up or down.

The design is modular, so with two ‘hook’ components, you can add any number of ‘wall’ parts to extend the shelving system downwards. The hooks, walls, and end pieces snap together using either a simple hexagon snap, or the shelf-snaps themselves, for a seamless and efficient look. The shelf-snaps are designed to fit in any of the honeycomb slots on the wall parts, so the spacing is super flexible. My setup uses two sets of shelf columns, with a 5-Benchy per shelf layout (left and right config included), but I added a 4-Benchy shelf option if you wanted something more symmetrical.

The geometry of the model is pretty thin, even just one layer thick in some parts, but I had not trouble and zero failures with default settings on my X1C. YMMV of course. Just be sure to print with no supports so the notches on the shelf pieces can slot in to the shelf-snaps. I printed mine on a holographic rainbow plate, but any smooth or textured plate will do!

Let me know if the setup is unclear, and I'd be happy to post more detailed assembly instructions.

Hope someone out there finds this useful!