Cutlery tray sized to your kitchen drawer
A five-section cutlery tray built to the exact internal width and depth of a kitchen drawer so it does not slide about or waste space at the sides. Sections are 65 mm wide for forks, knives and spoons, with two narrower 45 mm channels for teaspoons and small utensils, dividers are 1.8 mm with a 2.5 mm floor, and 3 mm fillets inside each section stop crumbs collecting. It splits into two dovetail-joined halves so it prints on a 250 mm bed.
Nearly every kitchen drawer has a slightly different interior, and shop-bought trays leave a gap that fills with clutter. Give SpeakCAD the drawer measurements and how many utensil types you separate, preview the tray for free in the browser, adjust the channel widths in the chat, and download the STL for a perfect fit.
Design a cutlery tray 380 mm long, 300 mm wide and 50 mm tall with three 65 mm sections and two 45 mm sections along the width, 1.8 mm dividers, 2.5 mm floor, split into two halves joined by dovetails for a 250 mm bed.