Small Cabinet Base and Drawers for PinePower Power Supply/Charger

Edit: It's so cool to see that people have actually downloaded and made this! I'm going to start working on a version 2 of this soon, so if you have any features you'd like, leave me a comment. I'm planning to add some configuration ability for drawer dimensions and number of drawers. I've been meaning to learn CadQuery, so I'll probably use that, but if not I'll make it a public OnShape document. I'll also make it printable without support material.

I recently got a PinePower desktop power supply from Pine64. It's an awesome little desktop power supply with USBC-PD, QC3.0, wireless charging, and 3 standard USB charging ports. It's really nice to have all my charging needs consolidated into a single device, rather than spread out over a collection of variously powerful chargers. The only problem is that I didn't have a good way to keep and organize all of the different charging cables I need on hand and ready to use, so I made this little cabinet for the PinePower to sit on top of!

The cabinet case has a recess on the top to lock the PinePower in place. There are two drawers: the top drawer is split into three trays, while the bottom is split into two. The drawers and cabinet were all dimensioned somewhat on the fly: I just decided what looked like a reasonable amount of storage space and ran with it. This was a quick project to meet a need I had, and I didn't do much in the way of optimization.

The current design works perfectly well for my needs right now, but I may come out with a second version sometime in the near future. The main thing I would do in version 2 is redesign the cabinet and drawers to be printable in vase mode, and to print without supports. I would probably also make the drawers compatible with the Gridfinity standard. Let me know in the comments if there are any improvements or new features you would like!

Making this cabinet: 

Print the body of the cabinet in the orientation shown in the file: standing up on it's back. Enable supports everywhere to make sure the front edge of the recess for the charger prints well. It's a relatively tight fit around the charger, with about 0.5mm tolerance, so supports are needed. 

Print the drawers with the bottom of the drawers on the build plate, and use supports for the handles of the drawers. Both drawers fit side by side on a Prusa MK3S+. I printed the drawers with a brim to prevent the corners of the bottom faces from lifting off the build plate, but you may not need that. I've mostly had to do that recently to combat the cold ambient temperatures around my printer that seem to cause more problems with warping.

I printed the cabinet from galaxy black and marble grey PLA filament to match the color scheme of the charger. I used a .6mm nozzle, which I highly recommend. It cut the print time down to something like 60% of what it would have been with a standard .4mm nozzle, and looks just as good. Finally, I added adhesive backed felt pads to the bottom of the cabinet.