For makers with oddly-shaped drawers

Custom drawer trays,
tapered to actually fit.

Generic grid organizers assume a perfectly square drawer with sharp corners. Real drawers have a routed bottom chamfer. Drawerganizer lets you dial that in — width, taper, compartments — then hands you a print-ready STL.

no signup · runs in your browser · free STL export

How it works

From tape measure to printed tray in three steps

01

Take measurements

Width, depth, height — and the size of that bottom chamfer, if your drawer has one. A caliper or a ruler is all you need.

02

Generate your STL

Drag sliders, watch the model update live, split it into compartments if you need them. Export when it looks right.

03

Print

Thin, material-efficient walls by default. Slice it, print it, drop it in the drawer — no supports needed.

The chamfer is the whole point.

Most drawer organizer generators assume a sharp 90° corner where the wall meets the floor. Real wooden drawers are usually routed with a taper or a fillet there — so a square-cornered bin rocks, or leaves a gap you can see.

  • Independent depth and height controls for the taper
  • Applies evenly on all four walls, or turn it off entirely
  • Compartment dividers follow the same taper, no gaps
top width flat bottom

Measure once. Fit perfectly.

Free to use, runs entirely in your browser, exports a print-ready STL.

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