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Preview of Stackable Knife Tray – 6 Slots (Customisable Size)

By Krypto

Complexity

Advanced

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Stackable Knife Tray – 6 Slots (Customisable Size)

MAIN PURPOSE: Store knives safely in separate slots

A slim, stackable knife tray with six slots that hold kitchen or craft knives upright and apart, so the blades don't knock together and stay easy to grab. As it comes it's 210 × 70 × 33 mm with slots about 7 mm wide. That suits paring, utility and steak knives, chisels, scalpels or hobby blades. Every dimension can be changed in the editor: width, depth, height, wall thickness, and the number and width of slots. That way you can size it for your own drawer and knives. The Raised grip base lets one tray stack firmly on another, so you can build a tidy column in a drawer or on a shelf. It prints as one solid piece with no supports.

Printing notes

159.7 cm³

Volume

198.1 g

Est. weight

1,960

Triangles

Print upright in PLA or PETG with no supports. Use PETG if it will sit near a sink or dishwasher. Prints as shown on its floor, no supports.

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Preview of Pull-and-tear bag roll drawer box

By Krypto

Complexity

Multi-part assembly

Kitchen Kitchen organisers

0

Pull-and-tear bag roll drawer box

MAIN PURPOSE: Pull one bag at a time out of a closed box in the drawer

A roll of freezer, sandwich or bin bags turns on a wooden dowel that runs through the end walls of this box, and the first bag feeds up through the slot in the lid. Pull one bag out like a tissue and tear it off at the perforation; the next one waits in the slot. The roll never unwinds across the drawer, and you never hunt for the loose end again.

Printing notes

382.2 cm³

Volume

473.9 g

Est. weight

2,940

Triangles

Use an 8 mm wooden dowel about 236 mm long as the axle. Fits rolls up to 220 mm long and 80 mm across in a drawer 100 mm deep. Prints as shown on its floor, no supports. The lid prints as a separate part, top down.

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By Krypto

Complexity

Medium

Kitchen Kitchen organisers

0

Handle-up cutlery quiver

MAIN PURPOSE: Store cutlery upright, handles up, straight from the dishwasher

Cutlery stands upright with the handles up in eight deep cells, the way it stands in the dishwasher basket, so you unload the basket straight into the drawer without sorting it flat, and everyone takes a fork by its handle without touching the others. The perforated floor lets damp cutlery drip dry, and the quiver needs an eighth of the floor a flat cutlery tray takes.

Printing notes

237.5 cm³

Volume

294.5 g

Est. weight

8,556

Triangles

For deep drawers: table knives need about 220 mm inside. Stand it on a drip mat. Prints as shown on its floor, no supports.

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By Krypto

Complexity

Advanced

Kitchen Kitchen organisers

0

Stack-or-spread peg pods

MAIN PURPOSE: One set of pods for deep and shallow drawers

Three square pods that lock together on pegs. In a deep drawer stack them into a three-level tower that uses the height you normally waste; in a shallow drawer lay them side by side. The bottom pod has four cells, the middle one two and the top one is open, so small things live low and bulky things high, and lifting off a pod shows the one underneath.

Printing notes

224.4 cm³

Volume

278.2 g

Est. weight

456

Triangles

Print the three pods separately. The pegs under each pod sit in the pod below; laid flat they act as feet. Prints as shown on its floor, no supports. Stacked parts are fused into one print.

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By Krypto

Complexity

Medium

Kitchen Kitchen organisers

0

Hidden charging drawer dock

MAIN PURPOSE: Charge the family's devices inside a drawer

Phones, a tablet and a smartwatch charge out of sight in the drawer by the door. Four slots hold devices on edge, so they take the width of a hand instead of half the worktop; their cables come in through the holes in the back wall, and the charger sits in the open bay with its lead leaving through the large hole behind. Close the drawer and the worktop stays clear.

Printing notes

202.9 cm³

Volume

251.6 g

Est. weight

1,492

Triangles

Use a multi-port USB charger, leave slack in its lead so the drawer opens fully, and don't shut away a charger that runs hot. Prints as shown on its floor, no supports. Large holes in the walls may need supports or good bridging.

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Preview of Made-to-measure drawer bin grid

By Krypto

Complexity

Simple

Kitchen Kitchen organisers

0

Made-to-measure drawer bin grid

MAIN PURPOSE: Fill any drawer exactly with bins you can swap around

A grid of identical bins worked out from the inside size of your own drawer, so they fill it edge to edge with a 1 mm gap and no dead strips down the sides. Set for a 512 x 455 mm drawer as nine bins; open File > Fill my drawer, type your drawer size and the bins resize to fit it and your printer. Every bin has a scoop front so small things slide out, and a label slot.

Printing notes

91.5 cm³

Volume

113.4 g

Est. weight

188

Triangles

Print the number of bins the badge shows. Because they are identical, any bin fits any spot. Prints as shown on its floor, no supports.

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Preview of Double-deck sliding cutlery drawer

By Krypto

Complexity

Advanced

Kitchen Kitchen organisers

0

Double-deck sliding cutlery drawer

MAIN PURPOSE: Double the cutlery storage in an ordinary drawer

Two layers of cutlery storage in the footprint of one. Everyday knives, forks and spoons sit in a four-lane top deck that rides on the side walls of the tray below; slide it back to reach serving spoons, cake forks and party cutlery in the six bays of the lower deck. A lip under the deck keeps it on track.

Printing notes

486.9 cm³

Volume

603.8 g

Est. weight

344

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Needs a drawer at least 75 mm deep inside. Print the deck separately. Prints as shown on its floor, no supports. Stacked parts are fused into one print.

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By Krypto

Complexity

Advanced

Kitchen Kitchen organisers

0

Chef's workflow tool rail

MAIN PURPOSE: Give each cooking tool its own shaped home, in cooking order

Three bays in the order you cook, left to right: cut, whisk, turn. Each bay has a shaped pocket for one tool, a paring knife, a balloon whisk and a spatula, so nothing rolls about, the knife edge is covered, and an empty pocket shows straight away what is still in the sink.

Printing notes

476.5 cm³

Volume

590.8 g

Est. weight

1,824

Triangles

Pockets are sized for typical tools; change each bay's pocket size to fit yours. Prints as shown on its floor, no supports.

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Preview of Variable-slot bakeware and lid file

By Krypto

Complexity

Advanced

Kitchen Kitchen organisers

0

Variable-slot bakeware and lid file

MAIN PURPOSE: Stand bakeware and lids on edge so you can lift out just one

Files baking sheets, pan lids, cutting boards and muffin tins on edge in a deep pan drawer, instead of piling them flat. The slots get wider from left to right, two thin ones for baking sheets, two for lids, one for boards and a wide one for tins and racks, so you lift out the one you want without unstacking the rest. Slotted dividers and walls let damp lids dry.

Printing notes

597.0 cm³

Volume

740.3 g

Est. weight

113,472

Triangles

For drawers at least 160 mm deep inside. Prints as shown on its floor, no supports.

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Preview of Tilted spice drawer with label-up rows

By Krypto

Complexity

Simple

Kitchen Kitchen organisers

0

Tilted spice drawer with label-up rows

MAIN PURPOSE: Read every spice label at a glance in a shallow drawer

A spice insert that lies in a shallow drawer and tips your jars towards you. Two rows of jars lie on their sides with the lids facing you; the whole floor slopes up at the back so the back row is higher and every lid label can be read at a glance, and a lip at the front stops them sliding out.

Printing notes

164.6 cm³

Volume

204.1 g

Est. weight

1,152

Triangles

Fits jars up to 45 mm across and 105 mm long; ten jars per insert. Prints as shown on its floor, no supports.

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