Tiago Catarino

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Phenix

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The orignal print leaves a 6mm gap between boxes and drawer in width. By adding 1.25mm to the withe box it is possible to use only the grey smaller boxes and avoid the special smaller white boxes while still having around 5mm space for the drawer screw.

Added 1.25mm width to white box to streamline smaller boxes

Wrogan

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I took Phenix&#39;s streamlined trays and added modifier cutouts to the bottoms and sides to be infill and not solid walls. This saves significant filament cost while maintaining strength and functionality. I altered the bottoms of the inserts, but not the sides. I found that having the textured side walls caused more friction when trying to pull them out of the container and compromised its ease of use. &nbsp;The infill pattern on the bottom is small enough to hold most pieces in my collection other than isolated bars, and those take some work to slip through. The infill patterns on the sides are optimized to maintain strength and feel relatively smooth to the touch. Note that if you rotate any of the prints, you won&#39;t get the same results without adjusting the infill direction (you may have to go up or down in the density by 5% as well).&nbsp;I also doubled up on the inserts being printed per plate. If you have a smaller print bed, you can always delete the duplicates&nbsp;Update March 2026: If you are experiencing corners that lift up off the print plate resulting in warped boxes, it is because your print is cooling down too fast. I first printed my trays in the summer and did not experience this problem. I went back to print a few more this winter and started seeing this problem with my printer being in a cold garage. I was able to mostly fix the problem, though depending on my layout of inserts I can still have one corner lift a little bit. Here is what I did on my P1S:<ul><li>Print in an enclosure (I put my top cover back on)</li><li>Place brim ears or outer brim (I&#39;m not sure if this one actually helps or not)</li><li>Under Filament settings &gt; Cooling<ul><li>Turn off the part cooling fan (I set the special cool settings to 0% for the first 1000 layers and the min and max speed threshold to 0%)</li><li>Turn the auxiliary part cooling fan speed down to 35% (I tried 0%, but got some deformation in the first few layers of the print and it didn&#39;t help the corner lifting option</li></ul></li></ul>

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This is a modular organiser system that fits the Tall IKEA Alex 6 Drawer Cabinets.&nbsp;For the shorter drawers files check here: https://makerworld.com/en/models/744632#profileId-677400&nbsp;An entire drawer will fit 4 large square trays (gray), and 2 rectangular ones (white) which you can then fill using a combination of inserts of your choice.&nbsp;The system is completely modular with the danish branded brick sizes in mind, but can work for whatever your needs might be.&nbsp;The rectangular large tray (white) needs to be printed with the 3 smaller inserts included in the file, since they fill the leftover space the modular system couldn&#39;t handle.

Ikea Alex Organizer Trays (Taller Drawers)

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