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Modular Box Organiser System for Resistors etc by bagabooo
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Hello All,
This is a modular box storage organizer I am working on currently.
Current size is good for resistors, capacitors, and other electronic bits.
In time/if requested the number of box sizes will grow and everything will be backwards compatible, and also allowing for bigger things to be stored in (probably next size will be something for my arduino storage box).
Should a bigger box be required is no problem as long as it's outside dimensions are multiples this first box. (tho still needs to be drawn first).
The shelves (box blanks) have a 0.6mm clearance, however based on your settings you might need to scale it up/down a bit. In my example, I actually printed them out at 99.76% scale to get a nice smooth fit.
Wall mount is done using a countersunk screw in the back of of 1 plate (see section picture).
Box outers will snap into each other,maybe use a rubber mallet. Reason is that I wanted them to lock in so that if I wall mount them, I don't need to use a screw for each box. Therefore I left 0 clearance between the boxes.
This is a modular box storage organizer I am working on currently.
Current size is good for resistors, capacitors, and other electronic bits.
In time/if requested the number of box sizes will grow and everything will be backwards compatible, and also allowing for bigger things to be stored in (probably next size will be something for my arduino storage box).
Should a bigger box be required is no problem as long as it's outside dimensions are multiples this first box. (tho still needs to be drawn first).
The shelves (box blanks) have a 0.6mm clearance, however based on your settings you might need to scale it up/down a bit. In my example, I actually printed them out at 99.76% scale to get a nice smooth fit.
Wall mount is done using a countersunk screw in the back of of 1 plate (see section picture).
Box outers will snap into each other,maybe use a rubber mallet. Reason is that I wanted them to lock in so that if I wall mount them, I don't need to use a screw for each box. Therefore I left 0 clearance between the boxes.