Edit on 5/24/24, New Version B Clip: I've added a version B clip after a helpful suggestion from a user who noted that the original clips might slide off the sides sometimes. The new version B clip is designed to stay securely in place, ensuring a better user experience.

Embrace the charm of 60s design fused with modern simplicity in this Groovy Modular Organizer. This customizable system offers three different shelf types and three different drawers, allowing you to combine them into an infinite number of options, perfectly blending style with functionality. Whether standing upright or laid horizontally, this organizer adjusts to your preferences and space requirements. Ideal for any area where you need to organize tiny knick-knacks without sacrificing style—be it your home office, craft room, bathroom, or living area.

Inspired by the sleek, clean lines typical of 60s aesthetics, this organizer is touched by kitsch charm, adding a vibrant yet sophisticated look to any room. Each component features an innovative outer shelf with connection points on each drawer section, allowing for a high degree of customization in orientation. The system includes clips that securely lock each box together, ensuring a durable setup. Stack and expand horizontally or vertically to utilize every inch of your space effectively.

Print Settings

• No brim needed. No supports are necessary for printing. For the clips, I recommend positioning them on their side with the narrow part touching the build plate to eliminate the need for supports. Additionally, it's advisable to print the shelf with the connection points facing down towards the plate for optimal results.
• 10% infill
• 2-3 walls
• 0.4mm nozzle
• 0.2mm layer height

Assembly To learn the technique for connecting each shelf, please watch this video: https://youtu.be/ZfQCY7tjM8E

This design features three different drawer sizes and three shelf configurations to match your chosen drawer size. It also includes two unique flower shapes. I printed the flowers separately and simply glued them onto the front using super glue.