3D printable parametric cubbies to store your 3D things. There are two distinct parts — a bottom and a side — that are generated to the dimensions of your things, then 3D printed and assembled into modular storage units. The parts are optimized for printing as they are made of sparse structures to save material, and lay flat on the print bed.

By minimum specification, you must specify at least the height, width, and depth to generate your cubby for 3d printing.

Generate From Console (This is how I would use the software):

~/tmp$ git clone --recurse-submodules https://git.cryptonomic.net/cubbies.git ~/tmp$ cd cubbies ~/tmp/cubbies$ ./cubbies.sh 164 94 34 ~/tmp/cubbies$ Ultimaker_Cura-4.10.0.AppImage $(pwd)/*.stl

I omitted the output of the commands, but the cubies.sh script generated two stl files: bottom-34-164-94-5-5-0-10-5-0.5-true.stl and side-34-164-94-5-5-0-10-5-0.5-true.stl, that are opened in Cura (my slicer).

Generate with OpenSCAD customizer

You can also generate models using the OpenSCAD’s builtin customizer:

~/tmp$ git clone --recurse-submodules https://git.cryptonomic.net/cubbies.git [snip git clone output] ~/tmp$ cd cubbies ~/tmp/cubbies$ OpenSCAD-2021.04.13.ai7733-2021.04.13.ai7733-x86_64.AppImage cubbies.scad

In the last line, you may need to replace the command `OpenSCAD-2021.04.13.ai7733-2021.04.13.ai7733-x86_64.AppImage` with wherever the OpenSCAD executable is on your system. Once you’re in OpenSCAD, if you do not have the customizer panel, on the top menu bar choose Window, and Hide Customizer should appear without a check ([ ] Hide Customzer)

Thingiverse Customizer

It also works in the thingiverse customizer, however, if you go that route there is a wait time to get your models.

Please see https://svasilogianis.github.io/ for more documentation.