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A soft, rounded tower of little drawer boxes: fluted sides, fluted front panels and a proper mushroom knob on a stem on every drawer. Pick the size, how many tiers and an optional divider grid, then print the tiers as one solid cabinet or as separate boxes that nest together without fasteners. The drawers glide on a built-in click-shut detent and the knobs press into the panels. Prints flat with no supports; pick two colours for a pastel two-tone stack.
Outer width of each tier, side to side. The fluting adds about 1 mm.
Outer depth of each tier, front to back. The drawer panel and knob add about 21 mm in front.
Height of each drawer. Each tier adds a few millimetres of frame above and below.
How many drawers high the stack is.
One-piece cabinet: all the tiers print as one solid box with continuous fluting, so nothing shifts or rocks when you pull a drawer. Separate nesting tiers: each tier prints on its own and drops onto the one below (no fasteners) — handy for a bed that is too small for the whole cabinet, or to add a tier later.
Compartment columns inside each drawer, divided across the width (1 = no divider).
Compartment rows inside each drawer, divided front to back (1 = no divider).
Tolerance preset for how the drawers run, how the tiers nest and how firmly the knobs press in. standard suits most printers; snug gives a closer glide on a well-calibrated machine; loose adds clearance if anything binds (a dab of glue then holds the knobs).
