Stackable Box Basic Double Triple Tall

📈 Help me growing! ☕Or buy me a coffee: https://buymeacoffee.com/psoa         🔩 Stackable Storage Box System — One System, Everything Organized A modular, interlocking drawer system for your desk, workshop, bench or safe. Snap the boxes together side-by-side or stack them tall — build the exact drawer array you need and expand it whenever you want. Smooth sliding drawer, front label slot, and a clean rugged look.   Yes, it started as an ammo box — but it's really a "store anything" system: 🔋 batteries · 🔩 screws & nuts · 🧲 magnets · 📎 paper clips · 💇 hair clips · 🪵 clothes pins · 🗒 post-its · 🎣 tackle · 💊 pills · 🧵 sewing bits · 🔫 ammo & calibers · …basically anything small that keeps getting lost. 👉 Every box in the family lives on my profile — check the full lineup and grab the sizes you need. 📦 The full lineup BoxOuter size (mm)Outer size (Inches)Label43 x 21 x 0.8 mm1.69 x 0.83 x 0.03"Mini70 x 73 x 48 mm2.76 x 2.87 x 1.89"Single138 x 73 x 48 mm5.43 x 2.87 x 1.89"Double138 x 143 x 48 mm5.43 x 5.63 x 1.89"Single Tall138 x 73 x 93 mm5.43 x 2.87 x 3.66"Double Tall138 x 143 x 93 mm5.43 x 5.63 x 3.66"Single Tripple Tall138 x 73 x 138 mm5.43 x 2.87 x 5.43"Double Tripple Tall138 x 143 x 138 mm5.43 x 5.63 x 5.43"All boxes share the same interlocking system, so you can mix and match freely — a wall of minis next to a couple of tall drawers, whatever your stuff needs. 🎯 Custom inserts — already made, more on request Each box can carry a custom insert to hold its contents in place — think caliber trays for ammo, or dividers and grids for screws, batteries, bits and beyond. I've already modeled a few (like .22LR and 9mm) and I keep adding to the set. Need an insert that isn't here yet — a caliber, a battery size, a specific screw tray? Drop it in the comments and I'll model it and share it. Tell me the box size + what you want to store, and it goes on the list. 🧵 Print settings (why the .3MF is set up this way) The included .3MF is dialed in and ready to slice — this took a lot of test prints to get right, so you don't have to: Model in PLA (printed here in PLA Matte) — clean finish, tight tolerances. Box support in PETG — I deliberately print the drawer's support in PETG because it pops off far cleaner than PLA-on-PLA. No fused, torn supports, no fighting the drawer free. This is the single trick that makes the sliding fit feel right. Bambu Lab P1S + AMS, 0.4 nozzle, 0.2 mm layers, 2 walls, 15% grid infill, tree supports. No AMS / single-color printer? You can still print everything in one material — you'll just spend a bit more time cleaning the drawer support.