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Drawer baseplate

A baseplate that fills a drawer: measure the inside, choose what the leftover space becomes, split the plate over your print bed with joints between the pieces, and download the pieces, the keys and a README.

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The drawer, its bins and its cuts in this browser are replaced by an empty plan.

A plan saved as a design or as a file stays as it is.

Measure inside, at the tightest point, and take 1 to 2 mm off so the plate slides in.

From the drawer's floor to the lowest thing above it.

10 × 7 cells of 42 mm; 0 mm left along the width, 0 mm along the depth.

0 mm along the width, 0 mm along the depth, before half cells.

A skeleton plate is hollowed under the sockets: lighter and faster, but it takes no magnets or screws.

The bed decides what fits in one print. The rest only steers the estimates.

How the plate is cut into pieces that fit the bed. Click a cell line on the map to cut by hand.

10 × 7 cells, 4 pieces, 4 bed loads. Click a cell line to cut or join there.

Cut map, 10 by 7 cells, 4 pieces1234

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The pieces of the plate
PieceCellsSize (mm)JointsBedMaterialTimeFile
Piece 15 × 4210 × 168right: tab, back: tabFits……
Piece 25 × 4210 × 168left: socket, back: tabFits……
Piece 35 × 3210 × 126right: tab, front: socketFits……
Piece 45 × 3210 × 126left: socket, front: socketFits……

4 bed loads.

  • Bed 1: Piece 1
  • Bed 2: Piece 3
  • Bed 3: Piece 2
  • Bed 4: Piece 4

Drag to orbit, scroll to zoom. Arrow keys orbit, plus and minus zoom, F fits the model.

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Every file is in millimetres; pieces print flat without supports.