Modular Kitchen Plate Rack/Organizer (4 / 8 Slots)
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Description
🍽️ Versatile Space-Saving Plate Rack (4 & 8 Slot Versions)
Say goodbye to cluttered and messy kitchen cabinets! This custom-designed plate rack is the ultimate organization solution for your kitchen cupboards. Engineered with flexibility in mind, it maximizes your storage space while keeping your plates safe and easily accessible.
🌟 Key Features
- Dual-Orientation Design: Extremely versatile! You can use it vertically (upright) or horizontally (stacked) depending on your shelf height and cabinet layout.
- No AMS Required (Multi-Color Friendly): The model is designed in separate interlocking components. You can easily achieve a beautiful two-tone look (just like the red and grey combo in the photos) completely without a multi-material system (AMS)!
- Smart Stepped Grooves: The curved support rails feature clever stepped ridges that securely grip your plates and prevent them from sliding out.
- Two Versions Included: The files include both a compact 4-slot version and a high-capacity 8-slot version.
- Custom Sizes Available: If your plates have different dimensions, don't worry! Just leave a comment below with your plate diameter and thickness, and I will gladly create and upload a custom size for you.
📏 Technical Specifications & Compatibility
| Feature | Specification |
|---|---|
| Compatible Plate Diameter | 175 mm to 215 mm |
| Maximum Plate Height/Thickness | 20 mm |
| Base Footprint (Width x Depth) | 23.5 cm x 17 cm |
| Total Height (4-Slot Version) | 13 cm |
| Total Height (8-Slot Version) | 24 cm |
🖨️ Printing Tips
- Material: PLA or PETG work perfectly.
- Supports: No complex supports needed due to the smart orientation of the parts.
- Assembly: Simply snap/slot the curved rails into the side brackets.
🔧 Assembly Instructions
The model is designed with a secure, snug fit to ensure the rack stays stable and strong. Follow these simple steps to assemble:
- Insert the Front Rails: Press the curved plate rails into the slots of the two front brackets. It requires a bit of force (a snug/tight fit) to snap them securely into place.
- Complete the Frame: Once all 4 (or 8) rails are firmly attached to both front brackets, align the rear brackets with the remaining holes and snap them in to complete the rack.
Tip: If the fit is too tight due to your printer's tolerances, a light tap with a plastic mallet or a drop of dish soap can help slide the rails in easily.
If you like this design, please give it a Download, leave a review, and don't forget to upload photos of your makes! Happy printing!
License
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