Kitchen Utensil Drawer organizer, 4 compartments, 1/4 inch plywood, generic_co2_600x400
A finger-jointed insert for the shallow one by the hob that swallows spatulas - 420 x 480 mm inside, 60 mm deep, divided 2 across by 2 deep. Cut from 1/4 inch plywood on a generic_co2_600x400, about 15 minutes of cutting. Every joint is compensated for that machine's kerf, and the geometry passed the validation gate before this page existed. Measure your own drawer and it almost certainly is not this one - change the numbers and the same generator computes yours.
8 parts, about 15 min of cutting on a generic_co2_600x400, in 6.35mm stock.
| Sheet | Part |
|---|---|
| 0 | bottom_1of2 |
| 1 | bottom_2of2 |
| 1 | wall_back |
| 1 | wall_front |
| 2 | wall_left |
| 2 | wall_right |
| 2 | divider_h0 |
| 2 | divider_v0 |
What you get
An SVG, a DXF and a ready-to-run .gcode for every sheet, plus a one-page assembly sheet with the dimensions, the part list and the order to put it together. Finger joints and divider slots are already kerf-compensated for the machine above, so the parts seat with hand pressure rather than a mallet.
The G-code runs on a GRBL machine straight off the card - no LightBurn in the middle - at 350 mm/min, 80% power, 4 passes. Those are deliberately conservative starting numbers rather than a calibrated recipe for your plywood, and the file says so in its own header. Supervise the first run, or ignore the G-code entirely and open the SVG with your own settings.
Resize this to fit mine
Enter your own interior dimensions - same generator, your numbers, checked the same way before you pay.