UPPA - Modular stackable drawer

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UPPA - Modular desk drawer

UPPA Desktop Drawer is the desktop version of the HIDDA system. These stackable modules let you build a custom storage setup in minutes. The design features rounded edges and optimized clearances to ensure a smooth fit right off the printer.

Product developed in collaboration with Jerónimo Fernández.

Key features

• Size options: Small (100mm), Medium (210mm), Large (320mm). All versions are 60mm high and 250mm deep.
• Low-friction rails: The redesigned rail system reduces friction for smooth, silent movement.
• Scalable: Scale one of the available size options up or down for a perfect fit.
• Design: Rounded edges ensure comfortable use and a maximized interior area to safely hold items.
• Support-free: All parts print without support material.
• Print-in-place: No glue, magnets, or complex assembly required.

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3D printing settings

• A 3MF with optimized print settings is included.
• The model is designed to print without supports. If your printer is well-calibrated, it’ll handle the overhangs just fine.
• Optimized tolerances: The drawer features a 0.5mm clearance, while the rails use 0.1mm for a tight fit. Ensure your printer is well-calibrated to handle these tight tolerances.

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