I’m happy to share my latest 3D print kitchen organiser. This is a stackable mug organiser designed to take up less horizontal space, in a safe but minimal way.
Whether you’re a fan of tiny espresso cups, standard mugs, or those fun oversized ones, this organiser should work for you.

This design is for a scalable organiser that’s functional and quick and easy to print! An added bonus that was a welcome side effect was that it made it easier to stack small espresso cups on top of larger, wider ones.

Adjust the dimensions to stack espresso mugs, regular mugs, or even oversized ones without any hassle. For me espresso mugs are regular, and my largest mug works when I scale by 175% on the slicer. Note: Because of the shallowness of the overhang, you might need to scale Z as well as X and Y, or you will may get some over-proportionally wide overhang.

You can improve by increasing the number of walls from the standard. I print these with 6 walls and concentric top and bottom surface patterns and they turn out pretty clean.

For the normal scale, it prints quickly on a standard 3D printer without supports or brims. Standard espresso size prints in around 20m on a Bambu X1-C.

Creating this has been a rewarding project, and I hope it helps you streamline your kitchen and enjoy your coffee routine even more. If you have any questions or need tips on printing, feel free to reach out. Happy printing and enjoy organised mugs.

Update: Made it slightly thinner and gave it steeper sides to reduce the overhang angle so that scaling in just the XY plane doesn't require support quite so quickly.


Stackable Espresso and regular cup and mug separator

Coffee Mug Separators.stl

I picked up one of these knives a while back and I wanted to keep it somewhere safe. As I'm using Gridfinity, it was originally in a 3x1x4 box, but I thought I'd try my hand at something a little more bespoke. It's a little tight, but functional and insertable at a slight angle to keep stress off the sides of the bin. I'll probably post another version printed with a slight internal angle to make it even better, but I thought I'd share my progress for now.

Printed in PLA at a 0.2mm layer height with a 0.4 nozzle. No supports or brim required.

Gridfinity Stanley Quickslide Pocket Utility Knife 0-10-810 storage bin

GridfinityStanleyQuickslidePocketUtilityKnife-0-10-810.stl

I needed a new gearstick for Heat: Pedal to the Metal in order to add in a couple new player colours. None of the ones that I saw were close enough to the original, so I've made my own.

This work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. To view a copy of this license, visit http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ or send a letter to Creative Commons, PO Box 1866, Mountain View, CA 94042, USA.

Heat: Pedal to the Metal Gearstick Pawn

heat_gearstick.stl

Board pieces for a full 6 player hexagon for TI4. 6 of these + 1 Mercatol Hex makes up the board. There's a locking mechanism to make these more secure if you want to make them more moveable boards. Print 1 lock per corner you want to lock together. They can fasten into the middle sections to pack away.

Twilight imperium Modular board section

Board pieces for a full hexagon for TI4. 6 of these + 1 Mercatol Hex makes up the board with dovetails to grip them together. 

twilight_imperium_iv_board_section.stl

lock_2.stl

triangle_2.stl

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Stackable Espresso and regular cup and mug separator

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