last modified: October 23, 2025
Posted on 2024-07-21— 3D Printing, Projects
I'm pleased to share the 2024 revision D of my 3D-printed storage boxes. After extensive testing and fixes—from rail-grid grooves to label-area ribs—I updated geometries, added dividers and 3MF/STEP files, and released hundreds of free models. Read the full post for details and download links.
Posted on 2023-10-17— 3D Printing
I've added a batch of new divider layouts across my storage box system — regular, flat, tall, triple and extended series — based on your feedback. I've updated documentation and uploads; downloads are available on the new platform. Please take a look and read the full post for details and download links.
Posted on 2022-12-08— 3D Printing, Projects
I published a detailed update to my stackable storage boxes project that adds new rail grid series, larger sizes up to 9×9, and improved catalogues. I outline design reasoning, alternative part-number placement, image and archive changes. If this sounds useful, please read the full post for downloads and printing notes.
Posted on 2022-10-30— 3D Printing, Projects
I've released a small update to my LR2052 storage boxes: new split models (LR2052-300C-S), an extensive clickable PDF catalogue, more free models on Printables, and a new download area for buyers. I invite you to read the post for full details and download links if these designs help you.
Posted on 2021-11-16— 3D Printing, Projects
I’ve released a major update to my 3D-print storage box system: expanded sizes (up to 6x6 and 9x9 split), improved geometries, 3MF files, JPEG previews, and more dividers. If you use my boxes or print them yourself, read the full post for download links, compatibility notes, and printing tips.
Posted on 2021-08-13— 3D Printing, Common
I've released several new 3D-print storage boxes with the label area moved to a different side so identical boxes can sit in a drawer with labels aligned. I explain size variants, rib adjustments, and how to download updated files. Please read the full post to see illustrations and the catalog link.
Posted on 2021-04-10— 3D Printing, Projects
I recently updated my storage-boxes system to include split boxes so you can print larger containers or use small printer beds. I tested glued joints with PLA and PETG and added 12 new STL parts. Read the full post to see part numbers, joining tips, and where to download them.
Posted on 2020-12-08— 3D Printing, Projects
I've updated the Regular Storage Boxes set with improved corners and four new boxes, including a 2x4 and three with internal walls and label-ready tops. The designs are optimized for 3D printing with recommended nozzle and layer settings. Visit the project page for downloads and the catalog.
Posted on 2020-12-08
I've uploaded a free set of 3D-printable storage boxes — a modular system to organize parts, filament accessories, and small tools. The project moved to PrusaPrinters with a detailed project page and downloads. If you're curious, read the full post for prints, sizing, and assembly tips.
Posted on 2020-11-30— Projects
I've updated the flat boxes set with a refined wall profile (revision B) and added five new boxes, including a large 2×4 and four grid variants. I show corner comparisons and note existing customers received files. If this is useful, please check the full project details on the project page.
Posted on 2020-11-27— 3D Printing, Common
I've finished testing a new set of tall storage boxes designed for 3D printing. They're stackable with my flat and regular boxes, with reinforced walls and improved corners for cleaner prints. Download the free sample set or read the project page and catalog for full designs.
Posted on 2020-11-23
I’ve launched a new download area so you can easily browse and search an extensive catalog of storage-box model files. I invite you to explore the searchable listings and download the models that fit your needs—visit the full post to view the complete catalog and PDF.
Posted on 2020-11-21— 3D Printing, Common, Projects
I've been reorganising my lab and designed stackable organiser boxes optimised for fast 3D printing. They use a 60×60mm raster, stabilising walls, dual label slots and rail grids. I offer a free STL subset and explain print settings—read the full post for downloads and the complete shop set.