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Toilet-room drawer tower (copy)

A little tower of drawers for the bathroom bits that never have a home. Spare soap, razors, toothpaste and the rest each get a pull-out, and the shallow finger slots mean no handles to catch on. Change the drawer count or the width to suit your corner.

7 parts · 2069 g · 200 × 200 × 353 mm

Tall stack of four green drawers with finger slots, topped with a flat cover
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Parts

  • shell-double · PLA · Standing on its back; about 236 mm long, fits the 256 mm bed
  • shell ×2 · PLA · Standing on its back
  • drawer-lower · PLA · Standing on its back

    Has the two snap pegs

  • drawer-upper · PLA · Standing on its back

    Has the two sockets

  • drawer ×2 · PLA · Standing on its back

Print settings

Layer height
0.2 mm
Walls
2
Infill
15%
Supports
Check the drawers in the slicer preview; pegs may need small supports

Assembly

  1. Press the upper drawer's sockets down onto the lower drawer's pegs on a table until they click.
  2. Slide the clipped pair into the tall housing (the bottom opening).
  3. Stack the two normal shells on top (the rim drops into the skirt), and slide in the other drawers.
  4. To unclip: pull the pair out, then lift the upper drawer off the pegs.

Good to know

  • The snap pegs are small (2.7 mm engaged) so the upper drawer can lift off inside the housing. Print the front corner of the pair first to test the click; make the pegs bigger if it feels loose.
  • The report still flags some overhang on the drawers and a few thin ledges at the pegs, so check the slicer preview.
  • Slide fit (0.5 mm per side) is untested; print one module first.
I printed this Remix

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