Kitchen Drawer Organizer

Create a parametric CAD model of a modular kitchen drawer organizer and export it as a 3MF project ready for FDM printing. Do not generate a concept or mesh-only model. Create a real solid CAD model. Overall dimensions • Length: 470 mm • Width: 230 mm • Height: 240 mm These are final external dimensions with all required clearances included. Printing • Printer build volume: 240 × 240 mm • Material: PETG (preferred), PLA compatible • Wall, divider and bottom thickness: 3 mm • Internal fillets: R2–R3 • Print without supports • Recommended infill: 15–20% Construction The organizer consists of: 1. Outer housing (470 × 230 × 170 mm) 2. Four removable bins 3. One removable upper tray (470 × 230 × 70 mm) Outer housing • Smooth interior • No fixed dividers • 4 mm internal support ledge around the top for the tray • Bottom locating features to prevent bins from sliding Removable bins All bins removable with 0.3–0.5 mm clearance and a 2–3 mm top flange resting on the housing. • Long bin: 100 mm wide, full length, maximum height, no dividers. • Three equal deep bins: occupy the remaining width, no dividers, each with a front finger notch. Upper tray • Solid bottom • 20–25 mm side walls • Oval lifting holes on both short sides • Low inner retaining lip to keep utensils from sliding Printing split Split the housing into two halves (~235 mm each). Split the tray into two halves (~235 mm each). Keep bins as single parts unless splitting is required. Use dovetail joints, 8 mm alignment pins, and optional glue surfaces for assembly. Output Generate a single 3MF project containing: • OuterHousing_Left • OuterHousing_Right • UpperTray_Left • UpperTray_Right • LongBin • SmallBin_1 • SmallBin_2 • SmallBin_3 • AlignmentPins (if used) Arrange all parts on a 240 × 240 mm build plate, fully ready for slicing and printing.

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Every value above is a live dimension. Open a model like this in the editor and each one becomes a slider you can drag before exporting.