Customizable Knorr and Maggi Pack Storage

Storage for Knorr and Maggi "Fix" spice packs. Made with OpenSCAD, so you can easily with just a simple options menu generate your own variant. 

I attached STLs for all sensible variants i could think of with default wall thickness and dimensions. This default size is meant for the full size Maggi and Knorr packs, the kind you would get for Lasagna for example.

Things you can easily modify using the OpenSCAD customizer

1. Number of Compartments in total

2. If you wanna stack the Compartments

3. If you do stack, if you want the support stilts

4. If you do stack, if you want the triangle slopes to allow for support free printing with stilts (can also just do slope without stilts if you want)

5. The wall thickness

6. The compartment height

7. The compartment width

8. The compartment depth

What customization via OpenSCAD makes possible

You can use this for anything that fits within a cuboid shaped space and has a "grab the one in the front" usage style. Just need to adjust the size. Because of this, you can easily make a version for the smaller packs from Knorr for salads or anything similar.

How to customize this

To customize your own you can either download and use OpenSCAD and use the built in Customizer menu, or you can go here and customize it right in your browser. Just download the scad file, open it in a text editor, copy and paste the entire text/code into the text/code field on the left on the website, if needed press then "Customize" button in the top. If you do that you will have a preview in the middle and a simple to use Customizer UI on the right.

When done, press the "Render" button in the bottom left, and then you can export as an STL (or alternative).

Tip: If you want an uneven amount of stacked compartments, but you want the empty spot on the left, simply mirror the resulting STL (or alternative) in your Slicer of choice.

Github

All my OpenSCAD creations are on Github.
https://github.com/ToasterUwU/openscad-files

Feedback

If you like what i do, give it a like or review it. Post a make or write a comment. Seeing that people like what i make, makes me really happy.

For feature requests and bug reports, please use Github (linked above). Its easier for me to keep track and respond. You can also ask for a new Model made with OpenSCAD there, no promises that i will actually make it though.