Useful 3D prints for the kitchen
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About Kitchen
The kitchen is one of the best places for functional 3D prints: drawers and cupboards have fixed sizes, and an insert that fits exactly makes an instant difference. This category has designs that bring order to your kitchen.
The Spice Drawer Rack lays spice jars at an angle in V-channels, lid facing you, so you can read what is where from above. Link segments to fill the width of your drawer, and use the step riser in the cupboard. It comes in two sizes: for jars of 40 to 50 mm and for jars of 52 to 62 mm.
Every design is digitally checked for printability and prints without supports. Each design lists its dimensions, so you can measure in advance whether it fits your drawer. Near the sink or hob we recommend PETG, as it handles heat and moisture better than PLA.
Frequently asked questions
Which filament should I use in the kitchen?
PETG for anything near the sink, kettle or hob, as it handles heat and moisture better. For a drawer or cupboard, PLA is fine too.
Are 3D prints food safe?
That depends on the filament, colourants, the nozzle and the layer structure, where grime can hide. Do not use prints for direct, repeated contact with food. A spice rack only touches the jars.
Will the spice rack fit my drawer?
The rack is 104 mm deep and at most 55 mm tall, about 90 mm with jars on it. Measure your drawer before printing; the height can be changed in the included model.py.