Craftsman (CMST40730) Mini Drawer Dividers

Purchased a couple craftsman (model CMST40730) mini drawers only to find they did not come with any dividers. I searched for other models, but they were too basic and lacked indents in the bottom for the little lines, so I made my own, and then went a little crazy and made a bunch more to cover almost any reasonable situation. I use mine for small electrical parts as well as various types of screws and brass inserts.

Split your draws in 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6 parts in multiple different configurations.

All models print fairly fast in an upright position, suggest using some kind of brim or mouse ears as the contact surface is very small.

I've included an orca template for printing labels but orca has a few quirks when altering text objects in that it likes to move their surface position around a bit. Suggest if you want the best results for your labels, edit the text in orca, adjust the z-position of the text layer to -0.2mm from the top surface then flip the whole object upside down and print. The text layers should print first on a single layer followed by a single filament swap to your main material for the rest. I tend to use black text and clear body material.

Another quirk of orca, if you swap your printer model the colors revert to single color, just add a second color layer and the model should print properly if this happens to you.