What it generates
A drawer or shelf compartmentalizer up to 300×300×200 mm. Set outer dimensions, divide into an N×M grid of cells, optionally round outer corners and add a bottom chamfer for cleaner first layers.
Parameters
- Width, Depth, Height — outer dimensions (mm). Min 30×30×10, max 300×300×200.
- Wall thickness — outer wall, 2.6–8 mm. Default 3.6 mm.
- Bottom thickness — floor thickness, separate from walls. 2–8 mm.
- Divider thickness — internal cell dividers. 1.6–4 mm.
- nCols × nRows — cell grid, 1×1 up to 10×10.
- Corner radius — rounded fillet on vertical outer + inner edges, 0–15 mm. Inner radius is concentric to outer (wall thickness stays uniform around the curve).
- Bottom chamfer — linear 45° bevel on bottom outer perimeter and cell floor edges, 0–15 mm.
- Color — single material.
Common use cases
- Drawer organizers (desk, kitchen, workshop)
- Shelf compartmentalizers
- Tool drawers with screwdriver/bit slots
- Craft supply bins (beads, threads, components)
- Sock or sorting trays in wardrobes
Tips
- Measure the actual interior of your drawer with calipers — IKEA bin dimensions vary year-to-year.
- For tall organizers, increase Wall thickness to 4–5 mm for rigidity.
- Corner radius 3–5 mm looks cleaner than sharp 90° edges and prints with fewer artifacts.
- Bottom chamfer helps with adhesion on the first layer, especially for large prints.
- The print plate preview (Plate menu in the editor) helps you see if your design fits common printers like Bambu A1, X1C, Prusa MK4.