Free Storage Boxes Set

You can download a set of STL files for the organiser system for free. This set contains the following files:

• Regular boxes in these sizes:
  • LR2052-111B – 1×1 (60×60×44mm)
  • LR2052-112B – 1×2 (60×120×44mm)
  • LR2052-122B – 2×2 (120×120×44mm)
• Flat boxes in these sizes:
  • LR2052-211B – 1×1 (60×60×24mm)
  • LR2052-212B – 1×2 (60×120×24mm)
• Tall boxes in these sizes:
  • LR2052-312A – 1×2 (60×120×84mm)
  • LR2052-322A – 2×2 (120×120×84mm)
• Rails grids:
  • LR2052-105A – 2✕3
  • LR2052-106A – 1✕3.

These free files are licensed under the Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International license. Use them as you like, to test the quality of the objects and check if you can print them at your desired speeds.

The files in the free sets are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.

There is also a free lid set, which contains nice different lids for the boxes.

You find all details about the storage boxes system on the project page and a complete list with all available boxes in the catalogue.

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