Storage / 42 mm system
Your drawer. In order.
Plan your drawer, place named bins and generate a complete print set. Download STL, 3MF or one MeshVault project. Free, local and account-free.
Add a bin or click Place bin, then choose a grid cell.
Your bins 0
Make it real
Finish your layout, then generate and review its print plates. Choose your printer bed and export details in the next step.
From drawer to printer
Your print plates
Design your drawer, then choose Generate print plates.
Printer plates
No generated plates yet.
Your printer plates will appear here as each design finishes.
Parts in this print set
Purple: baseplates · Cyan: bins · Numbers match the parts list. Check placement, clearances and the usable bed area in your slicer.
From workspace to print bed
Build once. Keep the details.
Download STL or 3MF for your slicer, or export a MeshVault package to keep the models, previews, print notes and design settings together. Generate your drawer to arrange its bins and baseplate sections across print plates.
Check fit, orientation and your printer’s usable bed area in the slicer. Generate a small test part before printing a full set. Drawer plans save in this browser and can be downloaded and reopened. Generated meshes and print plates are cleared when you refresh or close the page.
Keep your designs in MeshVault →Your download
Ready for your workflow.
3MF keeps explicit millimetre units. STL provides the same geometry. Both are unsliced models; choose your own printer and material profile.
What’s inside a MeshVault package?
Numbered print-plate models, 16:9 previews, bed dimensions, part settings and an editable drawer-layout JSON file. Your author and optional support link travel with the project.
Set packages also keep bed dimensions, part quantities and plate placements.