Deep drawers for "Small items organizer":

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This is an excellent (albeit, simple) organizer, but I needed drawers to hold 30 denominations of resistor, so I needed 6 compartments that ran the full depth of the unit (times 5 drawers). I'm guessing that most folks who order assorted packs of resistors from Amazon have the same issue. I imported the original single compartment design file into OpenSCAD and added the individual compartments in a loop. I originally included the OpenSCAD file and gave instructions for rendering the drawer with a different number of compartments. After realizing that most people aren't nerds and may not want to get, install and use OpenSCAD, I have included STL files for drawers with 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 compartments. The OpenSCAD file is still there in case you want something different. UPDATE: I've uploaded a Thingiverse Customizer compatible version of the OpenSCAD file, so you can alter the parameters (such as "number of compartments") by clicking the "Open in Customizer" button. You can (also) customize the number of compartments by opening the file in OpenSCAD and changing the value of numCompartments. Render, export, slice and print. That's all there is to it. Not difficult, just not something that I would expect a normal human to be happy doing. But then again, you're 3D printing by choice, so you're not exactly what most humans would call "normal." The included generated "Deep drawers" and "Deep drawers_6 compartments" STL files are identical (6 compartments). The original "Drawer_1_compartment.stl" is included for rendering in OpenSCAD. You'll need that to make anything other than the versions the are included here. The other files are variations with differing numbers of compartments. The file name should give you enough information to know which is which.