Spice Rack Pullout (Taller Base, Smoother Pull) Remixed by Diggle

Remixed by

Diggle

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X1 Carbon

P1S

P1P

X1E

A1 mini

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Designer

5.7 h

1 plate

4.8(18)

Bottom 0.24mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Designer

2.9 h

1 plate

5.0(12)

Cap 0.24mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Designer

32 min

1 plate

4.8(12)

Rail 2x 0.24mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Designer

3.6 h

1 plate

5.0(7)

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Description

The Rails and Endcaps are not compatible with the original rails/endcaps, they have different thicknesses

Absolutely love the original design but a few things didn't work out for me. I added a few extra mm to the base to clear the edge of my cabinets as well as shaved a bit of material form the slides as i had issues with them sliding.

Print how ever many bases you want +Endcap, then slides for each, a bottom, and which ever size top, and one cap

(the depth of my cabinet was perfect to where i didn't need the endcaps.)

Hardware:

Flat head screws to fasten Rails/Endcaps
2 Fender Washers - 3/16 in. x 1 in.
Book Binding post - 15 mm

Comment & Rating (118)

@user_3024598436

Just made these for our spice cabinet. Amazing design & concept. I did scale the width of TOP RAIL (which isn't so much a top rail but a RAIL INSERT) to 98.5% - and I probably should have even gone a bit farther to maybe 97.5% ?? It's just a pretty snug fit, and 100% was too tight / abrasive in my case. I did have to get special fender washers and I used 15mm book binders. Works amazingly well, and the bonus is, my wife went a full day assuming they were "store bought" - when she found out I printed these myself, she was blown away. Note, I did alter the top trays in a few ways. I made them smaller because I don't have as much height in my cabinet... I also made a few solid bottoms instead of having the long slotted bottom (for items like toothpicks and really small salt & pepper shakers... and I made a few with higher sides for sauce packets, etc.

@KeeganHardy

Great idea, but the end-caps are not ready for publishing yet. The single is a great piece of equipment that works great! but the double doesn't fit. Like, at all! The outer edges don't fit around the rack, and the center is WAY too small to even contribute anything. Definitely needs a redesign. Other than that, big fan of this, would really appreciate assembly instructions, and would like a file for each that has the beds already laid out. *UPDATE: 20 NOV 2024* I designed my own remix of the Endcap 2x from the ground up. It printed perfectly and fits with very tight tolerances. That's just the solution I came up with since I needed it and didn't know how else to fix it. The remix can be found below for those interested or in need of it: https://makerworld.com/en/models/805119#profileId-745555 Pictures: The original Endcap 2x and the misalignment/sizing issue

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@redline.fourie

The end-cap x3 was uploaded incorrectly. This should be downloaded from the link. Shame I printed that large plastic waste.

The designer has replied

@Diggle

Hey sorry that happened, this isn't the same as the original system. The end caps and rails have a thicker base on them as I have a lip on my cabinets preventing the system from sliding. These pieces do not mix and match with the original system.

@xlr8434

Replying to @Diggle :

remove the end cap then i also ended up printing them. which is a waste.

@Br3ak_Yos3lf

Replying to @Diggle :

Clarification please. Was this a problem with redline.fourie having pieces from the other design attempting to use pieces from your modified design together, or are the pieces here just modified to not work all together with one another. Basically, do the "taller" base work with the "thicker" end-cap x3 and rails in these files?

@nugat.p

Print Profile

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Somehow I spend a lot material on this project due to too less information. Wish you had explained a bit more (measurements, which order, …) while also linking the original. As also mentioned it would be nice if you would have prepared some beds instead having so many project files.

@djbenaszi

Amazing!! Thanks!👌

@Dsposetta

Print Profile

Cap 0.24mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

came out perfect!

@rob5379

I love your design; I wish you would have one file with multiple plates.

The designer has replied

@Diggle

Hey I can certainly do that! I split them up because of the custom nature of the project depending on what sizes you needed.

@happygil78

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Print Profile

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Strength Issue:I really like theideaofthespicerackand it will assist my wife and I when trying to find everything. The issue is the tolerances in the holes and pegs. I broke more parts than I should have. I would recommend going back and adding .1mm tolerance to either the holes or pegs. Also the 3 slot back piece was completely off and I had to reprint it 3-4 times till I had the proper size. This is a great idea for a model but it needs some refinement but putting out the print profiles.