I needed a drawers for my electronics and small parts. I could have bought it but why If I can design and print it by myself?

This design was born out of the need of something that I could keep on my desk, practical and easy to access with fully removable drawers and of course modular.

The project is a work-in-progress and I'll update it with new modules time to time. 

The style is clean and tough. The modules can be combined using a shaped insert that adapts smoothly to the general style.

Take a look on my Instagram to see more pictures and video and to stay updated with new modules.

UPDATE!

Added open storage compartment on the top. 

I hope you like this drawers. 3D modeling is very fun but also very time consuming activity. If you liked it and you want to say thank you consider a donation :)

Enjoy!! 

Parts:

Drawer_1x.stl

Single block size drawer.

Divider_1x.stl

Single block size divider for drawer.

ModularCase_1x.stl

Single block size modular case.

ModuleLinker.stl

Shaped insert to combine together different modules.

Grip_1x.stl

Single block size grip for drawer.

Name_1x.stl

Single block size name plate for drawer.

TopStorage_3x.stl

Open Storage compartment to be mounted on the top. 

Print:

I personally used Prusament PLA, 0.4mm nozle and the Prusa Mini+ as printer.

I gave a slight tolerance to the parts to be fit together to make sure all slides smoothly into their seats. With the exception of the ModuleLinker.stl which sould be well stucked to block the modular housing of the drawers.

Note that in some places, supports for printing may be required.