Parametric version of the stackable shelf organizer by LinkDesigns. Make it bigger or smaller!

I really like the original design but needed something smaller. Unfortunately the other remix was made only to make the shelves bigger, so I had to make it myself. You can find the minimum sizes further bellow. There doesn't seem to be a max size, but you may need to fix some extrusions once you go +100mm.

I made this by doing my best to completely recreate the original file. There are some minor aesthetic differences, but they look the same for the most part. The important dimensions were left the same. This was designed primarily for adjust height, depth, and width. There are parameter for most things, but if you want to do something like adjust the thickness of the shelf, the alignment may be messed up. Other stuff like thickness of trays or size of the tabs should work properly but is untested.

How to change the size
Simply open in Fusion 360 and open up the parameters window. I added parameters for almost everything, but the main ones are the "adjust_..." ones. Those will apply the adjustment (+ or -) to all the parts. After that, simply export to the models to stl or step files.

IMPORTANT: When increasing depth, do it in increments of 40mm at a time (0+40, 40+40, 80+40, ...). Doing more seems to confuse the constraints and cause them to break catastrophically. I found the problem, but I do not know how to fix it. My best guess is how the order of constraints are resolved causing them to resolve incorrectly.

Minimum Sizes
Height: 83mm (-37mm)
Width: 52mm (-150mm)
Depth: 120mm (-40mm without adjusting tab sizes)

Going smaller than these sizes seems to break some things. It is probably fixable but would need to be done yourself.

Note: When reducing height and using the basket tray, you will probably want to shorten the basket as well. The basket height is adjusted in a separate parameter.