This is a drawer system which is designed to be fully compatible with the vintage Lego/Modulex M20 drawer storage systems from around the 70's era. It includes:
* The housing, which is printable in two halves and can be glued together to make one single drawer level
* The drawers
* The bins that go inside of the drawers to organize your bricks and tiles
* A lid piece which is printed flat and bent at the seams to nest into the drawers
* Feet, in both round and stripe styles, so the printed drawers can fully interlock with both styles of MDF-based drawer housings with feet, or can be left off and used with the non-interlocking plywood drawers.
All parts of this are designed to be fully compatible and interchangeable with existing Lego/Modulex M20 drawer components, so for example an existing vintage cardboard drawer can be slotted into a printed housing and a printed lid can be used to replace an original cardboard housing. So this can also be used to replace parts which have gone missing on an authentic original vintage drawer system.
The foot channels are designed to accept either round or stripe foot styles and can interlock with either. But the design is also customizable so you can generate just one style or the other depending on which ones you have in your collection.
And if you are using a 3D printed housing with original vintage drawers, there are channels in the housing where you can glue in pieces of felt so the housing's plastic and layer lines do not scratch up your vintage drawers.
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Printers
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* Heavily-modified 8" dual-extruder machine that started its life as a MakerFarm i3v. Most of the parts on it have been replaced with improved versions.
* Large format machine similar to a C-Bot.
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Materials:
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