Draworg
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3D-printable drawer organiser

Features
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Modularity
    Organisers are made of basics parts that can be assembled and dissassembled.
    This allows fitting almost any drawer, reorganising as needed, and reusing
    parts in other drawers.

Optimal use of space
    Organiser width, depth, and height can be varied by 1-cm increments to
    closely fit the space available inside the drawer. Divider positions are
    also adjustable by 1-cm increments to match the dimensions of stored
    objects.

Moderate use of material
    With 5-mm thick panels and no floor parts, organisers use up only modest
    amounts of 3D printing material. A :ref:`large, 5-cm-high organiser for a
    84×52-cm² drawer <kitchen-drawer-organiser>` uses up about 1.16 kg of PLA
    filament.

Freedom
    Draworg is licenced under `CERN-OHL-S-V2
    <https://ohwr.org/cern_ohl_s_v2.txt>`_.

Examples
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.. _kitchen-drawer-organiser:

.. figure:: photos/kitchen-drawer.jpg

    Kitchen drawer organiser (84×52×5 cm³)

.. figure:: photos/bathroom-drawer.jpg

    Bathroom drawer organiser (38×42×7 cm³)

Home Page
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Draworg’s `source repository <https://codeberg.org/ofisette/draworg>`_ is hosted
on Codeberg. Mesh files in STL format can be downloaded from the `Releases
<https://codeberg.org/ofisette/draworg/releases>`_ page. You can also `report
issues and contribute <https://codeberg.org/ofisette/draworg/issues>`_.

Documentation
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This documentation is `available online
<https://ofisette.codeberg.page/draworg/>`_ and also included with the
downloadable mesh files.

Contents
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.. toctree::
    :maxdepth: 1

    overview.rst
    print-settings.rst
    frame.rst
    dividers.rst
    waves.rst
    braces.rst
    cli.rst
    design-notes.rst
    licence.rst