A drawer system for under my hobby table.

There are narrow and wide drawers to choose from, with a spacer for each size to use when installing the guides. I also designed a catch that keeps you from pulling them out and dumping all the tools on your foot. When/if you want to remove a drawer, you simply push the little tab up and pull the drawer out.

I set the drawers up to be divided into small sections for wee-little parts if you like. The dividers are pretty self-explanatory. I've not printed them out yet, so buyer beware on the fit…I tend to make things too tight generally speaking.

On that last point, these do require a little dressing with a file on the tracks to make everything slide nicely, but nothing excessive. Also, I printed out the drawers with a 0.80 nozzle and 0.40 layer height (see 3mf files) so I am sure that contributed to the tolerances getting a tad wonky, but the print times on the drawers were just too long for me to stomach with a 0.40 nozzle. 

0.80 quality is fine for a stinking drawer box, but I wouldn't go that route on the guides. I did those in typical 0.40/0.40 and used supports in the tracks. I also used supports under the tracks on the drawer prints which kinda sucked, but I couldn't come up with a better way.

Everything is pretty obvious, but if you have questions please ask.