LinkStow Modular Drawer Generator
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Customizable stackable modular drawers with connector options for 3D printed desktop, workshop, and small parts storage.
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Model information
- Source
- Printables
- Category
- Organizers
- License
- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial — Share Alike
🛠 Customizable in Your Browser
Adjust size, height, clearance, and more so it prints exactly how you need for free.
Customize it on the Lunar Prototypes website. No slicer hacks or CAD required.
See below for more details.
Overview
Customizable stackable modular drawers with connector options for 3D printed desktop, workshop, and small parts storage.
LinkStow Modular Drawers are built for the awkward in-between space where fixed-size organizers waste room and loose parts become clutter.
You can customize drawer dimensions, stack modules vertically, and connect them into a more stable storage system for hardware, tools, electronics, printer parts, and other small supplies.
It is a flexible way to build storage around the space you have and the stuff you actually need to store.
Customization Instructions
Customize your LinkStow Modular Drawer directly on the Lunar Prototypes website.
Navigate: Go to the Customize tab on the model page.
Customize: Enter your desired measurements and adjustments.
Submit: Click submit and wait for the design to complete.
Download: Once the job completes, download your custom STL and slice as usual.
Note: The customization system is currently in beta. Your feedback helps us improve. If you run into issues or have ideas, please join the Discord for support.
Printing Tips
Printing Technology: FDM
Layer Height: 0.3 mm
Perimeters: 4
Infill: 10%
Infill Pattern: Gyroid
Recommended Material: PLA, PETG
Supports: No
Support Type: None
Notes:
Tested in PLA and PETG. ABS and ASA also work, but the drawer housing and drawer itself spend a long time on the print bed. Depending on your printer and enclosure, that can increase the risk of warping or print failure. Please ensure excellent bed adhesion prior to attempting larger versions.
Materials Needed
None
Instructions:
Measure the space where you want to place the drawers.
Decide how many drawers you want across and how many you want tall.
Divide the available width by the number of drawers across to get the drawer width.
Divide the available height by the number of drawers tall to get the drawer height.
Print the drawer housing with the back on the build plate.
Print the drawer pins flat on the build plate.
Print the connection pin with its widest base on the build plate.
Print the drawer and handle in their default orientation.
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