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A classic arched curio straight from the old apothecary: an open display alcove under the round crown, a grid of little drawers with label frames, and an open shelf along the bottom. Every drawer opens with a working half-moon finger notch, or with a turned mushroom or button knob that press-fits into its panel. Drawers glide on a click-shut detent and every one is interchangeable. Cabinets taller than the printer arrive in two body sections that peg together. Prints flat with no supports.
Outer width of the cabinet. The arched crown is half this tall.
Outer depth of the cabinet, front to back.
Height of each little drawer.
Rows of drawers under the alcove. Tall cabinets print the body in two sections that peg together.
Drawers per row.
An open display shelf along the bottom, under the drawers.
How each drawer opens. The finger notch is the classic half-moon opening, cut right through the drawer wall so a fingertip hooks straight in. The knobs print as their own little parts in the cabinet colour and press-fit into a socket in every drawer panel: a tall mushroom knob you grab, or a low turned button you pinch.
Tolerance preset for how the drawers run, how the sections join and how firmly the knobs press in. standard suits most printers; snug is tighter; loose adds clearance if anything binds (a dab of glue then holds the knobs).
