Extendable, Reconfigurable Spice Storage
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Extendable Spice storage made up of standard size containers with inserts for various bottles/jars of spices.
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Model information
- Source
- Printables
- Category
- Kitchen
- License
- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial — Share Alike
Born of frustration that I had too many spice jars, it's hard to see what's in the cupboard unless I dig and they're never all the same size, this spice storage solves all the issues I was having.
- Sizes - the inserts allow smaller jars to be held snugly so they don't fall over
- Visibility - the rack concertinas outwards from the cupboard so you can see behind
- Too many - well this isn't fixed, I intend to design a part to allow vertical stacking by attaching to the inside wall of the cupboard
Printing
Spice boxes: Rotate so that the bottom is downwards, add support under / between the joining corners.
Inserts: Print as is, no supports needed
Assembly
You will need some M4x30mm bolts, nuts not required. Align one Wall container (left or right depending on handedness), one or more Standard containers across your cupboard, insert bolts into the holes from the top. For the next row start with a Join container attached to the last Standard container, then continue with Standard containers.
Print inserts for your spice jars and drop them in. I recommend the inserts being 2mm wider than the actual jars, as you don't want them to get stuck.
Design
Made in OnShape (see link)
Todo
Add a part which will be attached into the inside cupboard wall and anchor the Wall end piece.
GCode for illustration purposes only, I usually use Cura.