Parametric Side Table

Have you needed a side-table to fit in a gap but can't quite find something that fits?  That's why I made this model! It's fully parametric, letting you change the width, height and depth of the side table. Perfect for fitting in that small gap.   It also requires no extra parts, no screws or bolts. All the parts print with screw threads and assembles in minutes.  Just print the main parts, screw on the legs and shelf and you're done. For an extra stylish look, attach a wood countertop.   You need to print the following quantities: 1 x Drawer 1 x Knob 8 x Legs 4 x Feet 1 x Shelf 1 x Top Cabinet   How much filament does it use? for a 250 x 220 x 500 cabinet (largest you can do on an A1, P1S, P2S, X2S) it weights the following: Top Cabinet: 590g Drawer: 370g Shelf: 160g Legs (all 8): 420g Feet:  160g Knob: 4g Total: 1600g   How to customise? I've included the Fusion360 files, just go to the parameters and enter the sizes you require.  You can change the width, depth, height, drawer size, and shelf height.    Do I need supports? For best results, use snug normal supports on the Top Cabinet and Drawer to support the thread. Remove these well with a knife before assembly.   Assembly Instructions Start by placing the top cabinet upside-down on a desk. Screw the 4 legs to the top cabinet.  Screw another leg to all 4 legs.  Place the shelf with the lip facing away from the top cabinet onto the 4 legs. Screw the 4 feet to the legs through the shelf. Turn the assembly around to sit on the feet. Screw the knob to the drawer. Insert the drawer into the assembled table. How to add a wooden top? For the wooden top, I used pine furniture board from a local hardware store. This came at 300mm wide, so I just cut it square using a circular saw and attached it with no-more-nails. Any glue or strong double-sided tape would work.   Any problems or features let me know in the comments / DM me.