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These boxes are pretty heavy and would recommend these be printed in PETG at a minimum with 6 walls and 25% infill. Would also recommend ¾" lumber using #10 1-½" wood screws.
Update: BE AWARE: If carrying organizer like a briefcase, the top bins will have some spillage into each other. Best to carry using side handles. Wanted a way to keep small hardware organized in one location without having to use multiple…
Found @MikeS micro-organization solution for the Packout trays and thought these would be great for Stacktech. I've included 50mm and 80mm height bins. The 80mm bins add more storage but sacrifice some accessibility to the carrying…
Just a double size bin for carrying larger hardware/parts. Check out my other post for the nesting bins for the original organizer bins. https://www.printables.com/model/738836-toughbuilt-stacktech-organizer-2-3-tier-nesting-bi…
My work requires lots of small parts and hardware and wanted to micro-organize my Stacktech Drawers. Note: Obvious to any Stacktech drawer owners but the nesting bins will not work for the middle row first compartment in all 3 drawers and…
Remix of a Packout lid by Rich to make it fit for Stacktech. Works great if you just need to bring one bin. These just slide on and are pressure fit. Obvious when you print, but can't keep the lids on in the organizer.
My work requires lots of small parts and hardware and wanted to micro-organize my Stacktech Drawers. Note: Obvious to any Stacktech drawer owners but the nesting bins will not work for the middle row first compartment and will not work…
Ridiculous sized bin for the large organizer. Beware: This will eat up at least half a roll of filament. (500+ g)
Remix of a Packout lid by Rich to make it fit for Stacktech. Works great if you just need to bring one bin. Especially if you have several of my nesting bins inside. These just slide on and are pressure fit. Obvious when you print, but…
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