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Guides

From choosing a model to printing and assembly, learn how each step works.

01

Choose and download

Check the size, part list and printing notes on the model page. If the size fits, click "Download full kit free" and sign in to get the ZIP package free.

02

Adjust size and layout

Click "Adjust size and layout" and sign in with Google to open this model in the studio. Enter length, width and height from your available space, then adjust dividers, levels or other parameters the model offers.

03

Check the model preview

Drag to rotate the model, and use zoom, exploded view and rulers to check structure and size. Adjusting parameters and previewing are free; click export to see the available download options. Custom files check your purchase or subscription when you export, and delivered results can be downloaded again from your account.

04

Slicing and assembly

Unzip the ZIP and import the STL files into your slicer in millimeters. Set orientation and supports from each part's printing notes, and make sure your build plate can hold it. After printing, remove supports and burrs and assemble with matching parts from the same version.

FAQ

How do I measure the size I need?

Measure the outer length, width and height the box may occupy, and leave room to take items in and out. Walls, floor and dividers take up interior space; when storing specific items, also measure the items and check the model's clearance notes. For multi-level models, enter the overall or per-level height as the option describes.

Do I need to set lid and drawer clearances myself?

Mating clearances are controlled by each model's structure rules; lids, drawers and bodies update together when you resize. Printers, filament and slicer settings affect the actual fit; test-print key mating parts first. Use the complete set of parts from the same download.

Does the exploded view change print sizes?

No. The exploded view is for viewing only; the spacing is not part of the part sizes. When collapsed, the rulers mark the overall size; when exploded, they mark each part's actual length, width and height.

What are STL and STEP for?

STL is for slicing and 3D printing; STEP is for further editing in compatible CAD software. The size list records each part's outer dimensions. Preview colors are for reference only; STL files carry no color.

What if a download fails or I need it again?

Default models can be downloaded again from the model page. If a file is temporarily unavailable, retry or refresh the model details; use the complete set of files from the same download.

How do I keep adjusted sizes?

Unexported parameters in the studio belong to the current page and may be lost if you refresh or close it. Note down the sizes and layout you want to keep; default files can be downloaded again from the model page.

What else should I check before printing?

Make sure part sizes, print orientation, supports and filament suit your printer. Check the hardware the model needs and the actual size of your items. Test-print lids, drawers, threads and connectors first; test supporting or stacking structures empty first, then check stability in use step by step.

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