Modular Parts Storage

Modular Parts Storage

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Modular storage for small to medium parts. Designed for maximum versatility with minimal plastic use. Intended to be screwed to wall or back plane of some sort. Frame uses truss construction. To assemble print a frame and lid. carefully slide frame into slots on lid. If it is difficult to slide the frame into the slot, tabs on frame can be touched up with a file. Continue adding frames to bottom until desired column height reached. For additional columns assemble another frame/lid and connect beside the first using connector. I use 2 connectors per frame. There are notches in slots to insert connector and then slide it into place. Continue adding frames and connectors in that order as frames cannot be slid into place if connectors are installed first. I like to secure each drawer to wall as I go. Print desired drawers and inserts and install into frames. Inserts hang from notches in drawers. Drawers are designed with stops to keep them from falling out when opened. Tilt up to insert or remove.

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