June 24, 2026
Description
A modular built-in dish dryer designed for drying and organizing plates, cups, mugs, and other kitchen accessories inside a kitchen cabinet.
Version 1.3 is designed specifically for installation inside kitchen cabinets. This is the main difference from version 1.2.
The construction is based on 15×15 mm aluminum profiles and allows the overall length of the dryer to be adjusted depending on the available cabinet space. The number of plate slots depends on the selected dryer length.
Modular design
Designed for installation inside kitchen cabinets
Adjustable height between levels
Adjustable overall length
Suitable for plates, cups, mugs, and various kitchen accessories
Strong frame based on 15×15 mm aluminum profiles
Easy to adapt to different kitchen layouts
Removable water trays
Fine length adjustment using M3 support bolts and M3 nuts
Width: 263 mm
Length: adjustable in 30 mm increments
Height: adjustable between levels
Plate slot count: depends on the selected dryer length
The length is adjusted by cutting the aluminum profiles to the required size.
For more precise length adjustment, use the M3 support bolts. An M3 nut is provided to lock each support bolt in place.
Use a 15×15 mm aluminum profile that matches the included profile drawing, or a very similar profile.
As an example, you can use a configuration designed for 12 plates.
This version requires:
4 pcs. of 15×15 mm aluminum profile, 383 mm long
When changing the overall length of the dryer, the number of plate slots changes accordingly.
The length can be adjusted in 30 mm increments by using longer or shorter 15×15 mm aluminum profiles. This allows the design to be adapted to different needs and available cabinet space.
M3 bolts — 10 pcs.
Length depends on the distance you need to adjust.
M3 nuts — 10 pcs.
M3 × 12 or M3 × 16 self-tapping screws — 14 pcs.
Width: 200–260 mm
Length: depends on the selected dryer size
Quantity: 2 pcs.
The trays are used to collect water and help keep the cabinet dry.
PETG
ASA
Other moisture-resistant filaments
PLA can also be used, but PETG is recommended for long-term use in humid kitchen conditions.
Suggested print settings:
Perimeters: at least 3–4
Infill: 20–30%
Use a strong wall count for parts that carry load or hold fasteners
Make sure all screw and bolt areas are printed with enough strength
Cut the aluminum profiles to the required length before final assembly.
Install the printed parts onto the aluminum profiles.
Use the M3 support bolts for fine length adjustment.
Lock the M3 support bolts in place with M3 nuts.
Install the dryer inside the kitchen cabinet using M3 × 12 or M3 × 16 self-tapping screws.
Place the water trays under each level.
Make sure all fasteners are securely tightened before use.
This project is intended for drying and organizing dishes and kitchen accessories.
For best results, periodically empty and clean the water trays.
Food safety depends on the filament, printer, and post-processing methods used.
Make sure the cabinet, mounting points, and fasteners are strong enough for the intended load.
Do not overload the dryer.
The final usable length and number of plate slots depend on the aluminum profile length you choose.
License:
Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial