FROM DRAWER TO PRINT

A large drawer.
Your grid.
Made to measure.

Measure your drawer and see the full grid. If you have a printer, EForm also prepares modules for its bed. Then create configurable or photo-based bins, one at a time.

01
Prepare the gridDimensions and preview
02
Choose how to print itYour printer or 3DForge
03
Fill the drawerCustom or photo-based bins

Your drawer

Measure the free space inside.

I already have a gridCount cells and create bins. The grid will not be included.

Width cmLength cm

Curved drawer? Customize it ↗

4.2 cm cells. We round down so the grid fits. Up to 84 cm per side.

Grid structure

Open cells leave the drawer floor uncovered. Frames and key supports remain. Height and fits are unchanged; test the sample first.

Fill the extra spaces

How will you print it?

Choose your printer or design the whole grid.

I do not have a printerShow the whole grid without splitting it into plates. Have 3DForge print itThe kit estimate appears beside the 3D view. The price is confirmed after review.

BrandModel

Configuration and filament

Configuration

MaterialNozzle

A 0.04 cm nozzle is recommended for the keys.

Dimension source ↗

Margins and tolerances

Edge margin, per side cmOuter brim cmReserve a purge towerKey clearance, per side

Standard has less clearance. Close requires a well-calibrated printer; Loose eases assembly. This changes sockets in new grids: test a sample before printing the full set.

Organizer socket clearance

The safety margin is 0.1 cm per side. The brim adds to the margin; known exclusion zones are subtracted automatically. Check that the configuration matches your slicer.

The project remains available only in this session.

YOUR PROJECT

The grid takes shape.

Assembled grid

Gridfinity cells

Connector keys

Each module, its own plate.

A simple, precise print.

Starting settings to test on a sample. The customer package contains only STL files sorted into folders and separate essential instructions; complete preparation in your slicer.

JOIN WITHOUT SCREWS OR GLUE

Place side by side. Insert.
It's a grid.

A double-dovetail key connects two modules. Insert it from above into pockets along the edge. It stays below the organizer feet, leaving the cell pitch clear.

Grids and keys print flat. Open pockets, no roof needing support. The grid is 0.74 cm high: choose open cells without a floor or a 0.24 cm solid floor.

The drawer supports the grid. Keys maintain planar alignment but do not prevent vertical lifting: support modules from below when moving them.

Two cells and one key. Test assembly and one of your inserts before printing the full set.

Conceptual diagram · insertion from above

Now make room for your objects.

Choose how to create the next bin for your grid.

Configurable binFor pens, makeup and small items. Choose dimensions and side heights.Configure the bin →Photo-based binPhotograph an object and create a recess following its outline.Start from a photo →

A large drawer.Your grid.Made to measure.