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Spice Drawer Rack

Support-free

3MF + STL

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Spice Drawer Rack

Modular spice rack for your kitchen drawer: jars lie at an angle in V-channels with the lid facing you, so you can read everything from above. Segments link with butterfly connectors to fill any drawer width, and an end cap with a rounded edge finishes the row. Two sizes: 3 lanes for 40 to 50 mm jars and 2 lanes for 52 to 62 mm jars or square jars up to 45 mm. Plus a 3-step riser for the cupboard. At most 55 mm tall, support-free.

Largest part
75 × 156 × 160 mm
Layer
0.2 mm
Material
PLA or PETG

€3.99incl. VAT

  • 3MF
  • STL
  • Digitally checked for printability
  • Prints without supports
  • Download right after payment
  • 3MF + STL in one ZIP

Digital product: STL and 3MF files, not a physical item. Pay with iDEAL, Bancontact, credit card or Apple Pay.

Colours in the photo

About this design

The Spice Drawer Rack is a modular insert for your kitchen drawer. Spice jars lie at an angle in V-channels with the lid facing you, so you can see what is where from above. No more hunting through upright jars.

Link segments with butterfly connectors to fill the width of your drawer, and finish the row with an end cap with a rounded edge. For the cupboard there is a 3-step riser.

  • Segment for 40 to 50 mm jars: 3 lanes, 156 mm wide, 104 mm deep
  • Segment for 52 to 62 mm jars or square jars up to 45 mm: 2 lanes, 128 mm wide
  • At most 55 mm tall; about 90 mm with 48 mm jars on it
  • Left and right end caps, connectors, 160 × 156 × 75 mm step riser
  • No supports, digitally checked for printability

Measure your drawer first. The rack is at most 55 mm tall, about 90 mm with jars on it. For a lower drawer, adjust the maximum height in the included model.py.

Print tips: 0.2 mm layers, 3 walls, 15% infill. Print segments, end caps and the riser on their side, as they sit in the file; a 5 mm brim helps because they stand tall and narrow. Print the connectors flat, two per joint. PLA or PETG.

You get six STL files and one 3MF.

Parts and dimensions

Dimensions w × d × h, each part checked separately.

  • 55 mm 156 mm

    segment-48.stl

    Dimensions (w × d × h)
    55 × 104 × 156 mm
    File
    13 kB
    Supports: None
  • 55 mm 128 mm

    segment-60.stl

    Dimensions (w × d × h)
    55 × 104 × 128 mm
    File
    10 kB
    Supports: None
  • 55 mm 12 mm

    end-cap-right.stl

    Dimensions (w × d × h)
    55 × 104 × 12 mm
    File
    6 kB
    Supports: None
  • 55 mm 12 mm

    end-cap-left.stl

    Dimensions (w × d × h)
    55 × 104 × 12 mm
    File
    6 kB
    Supports: None
  • 75 mm 160 mm

    step-riser.stl

    Dimensions (w × d × h)
    75 × 156 × 160 mm
    File
    7 kB
    Supports: None
  • 12 mm 2.8 mm

    connector.stl

    Dimensions (w × d × h)
    12 × 9 × 2.8 mm
    File
    1 kB
    Supports: None

You get all files together in one ZIP.

  • connector.stl1 kB
  • end-cap-left.stl6 kB
  • end-cap-right.stl6 kB
  • segment-48.stl13 kB
  • segment-60.stl10 kB
  • spice-drawer-rack.3mf10 kB
  • step-riser.stl7 kB

800 layers of 0.2 mm (step riser, 160 mm tall)

Layer height
0.2 mm
Walls
3
Infill
15%
Supports
Not needed
Material
PLA or PETG

Designer's tip

Print segments, end caps and the riser on their side as they sit in the file (closed side wall on the bed); a 5 mm brim helps because they stand tall and narrow. Print the connectors flat, 2 per joint (front and back), and slide them in. Measure your drawer: the rack is at most 55 mm tall, about 90 mm with 48 mm jars on it. For a lower drawer, lower MAX_H in model.py or use a smaller angle.

Frequently asked questions

Which spice jars fit?

Round jars of 40 to 50 mm in the 3-lane segment, and round jars of 52 to 62 mm or square jars up to 45 mm in the 2-lane segment. Measure your jars before printing.

Will it fit my drawer?

The rack is 104 mm deep and at most 55 mm tall; about 90 mm with 48 mm jars on it. For a lower drawer, change the maximum height in model.py or use a smaller angle.

How do I make it wider?

Print more segments and link them with the butterfly connectors, two per joint (front and back). Finish the row with the end caps.

Is there something for the cupboard?

Yes, the 3-step riser puts jars behind each other at different heights, so you can see the ones at the back too.

License at a glance

You may

  • Print for yourself, your family and as a gift
  • Sell printed copies in small quantities

You may not

  • Resell or share the files
  • Upload the files to other platforms

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