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Fully Customizable IKEA Components Parametric

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Home Decor
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Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial

Build Your Own IKEA Pieces using this fully parametric SKADIS component library!

For best results, please use the most updated version! Current version: v2.1

 

This is my first pass at creating building blocks using IKEAs SKADIS design as uprights. 

The OpenScad model's default parameters will create a Mac Mini Rack.

I've also included a build for a Desk Riser which also includes Alex Drawers.

I've uploaded a parametric model of the Alex Drawers as well but it can get a little wonky if the ratios are off so it's still a work in progress.

 

As this is still a work in progress, there may be some small hiccups. All feedback is more than welcome to make it better! Thank you for checking it out!

Few things to note!

  • If you're doing a thin upright (15 mm), I'd recommend turning on alternate_pattern. This will offset the peg hole pattern so you can use both sides of the upright. If you do not enable this, you will not be able to use the opposite peg hole as the pegs will collide inside the upright.
  • To ensure a shelf is stable, it's best to have at least two beams connecting the uprights. If you only want one shelf, you can turn on has_bottom_holes and connect a bottom beam
  • End caps will need support when printing
  • This is still a work in progress so feedback is more than welcome! Thanks for printing!!

Changelog:

  • v 2.0: Toggling on alternate_pattern will automatically update one side of the beam to alternate pegs. No need to mirror the uprights anymore!!!
  • v 2.1: Fix side beam peg alignment

 

Check out my video on how I designed it and it also includes a short tutorial on how to use it!

 

 

Can't upload svg files on here so here's the svg for Alex Drawer. You'll need to create an SVG file in the same directory as the Alex Drawer scad file so it can reference it:

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</svg>

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