Spice Rack Multi-Part

Design a simple, sturdy 3D-printable spice rack based on this description and reference photo: Overall dimensions: - Length (left-right): 135 mm - Height: 150 mm - Depth/Width (front-back): 80 mm Geometry and style: - Rectangular open-frame structure resembling a low wall or shelf with an open front and top. - Vertical back panel and two short side walls form a U-shaped enclosure. - Back panel features a decorative hexagonal honeycomb lattice pattern (open cells) that fills most of the back face, leaving a solid outer frame around the edges for strength. - The lattice should be clean, regular, and evenly spaced, similar to a hexagonal mesh. - Two long horizontal support arms/legs extend forward from the bottom front edge of the side walls, creating a stable base that sits on a countertop. - The front is completely open so spice jars can slide in easily. - All edges should be clean and slightly filleted for better printability and strength. - Wall thickness: approximately 3–4 mm for good rigidity while remaining lightweight. - Lattice struts: ~1.5–2 mm thick so they remain strong but print quickly. Printability requirements (critical): - Design the two front legs/support arms as separate printable parts that attach to the main body (via simple snap-fit, pegs, or screw holes) so the main body can be printed flat on the build plate without supports or tall vertical features. - The main body (back + sides + lattice) should lie flat on the print bed to minimize print time and support material. - Legs should be simple rectangular or slightly tapered beams that can be printed horizontally. - Ensure the assembled rack is reasonably sturdy and does not tip easily under the weight of typical spice jars. Style: modern, minimalist, industrial look with the hexagonal pattern as the main visual feature. Dark gray matte plastic appearance is fine for visualization. Output a clean, manifold solid model ready for 3D printing, with the main body and two separate leg parts clearly defined.

Parameters

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.