All of these designs have interchangable components to meet all your organizational needs :) 

**A modular tea bag dispenser for an organized kitchen.**
By having the outlet slanted you can always see which tea is inside and can remove them one by one ergonomically with one hand. The slit in the center of the lid allows for easy monitoring of how many remain. You can quickly and easily remove the design from the rail to fil up on your table.

Maximum tea bag size: 66x72 mm (If you have bigger tea bags you can scale the design up slightly).
This design is compatible with my [Spice rack / kitchen utensil rail](https://than.gs/m/882305) – it uses the same rail system.

**Parts**
- Tea bag dispenser body and lid for up to 20 bags
- Tea bag dispenser body and lid for up to 25 bags
- Rail in 300, 250, 200, 150, 100 mm length - Diameter of the two screw holes: 5,5mm

**Instructions (check images)**
- Choose your dispenser size and rail length.
- Print your parts
- You can either screw or glue the rail onto your wall. There are various glue or tape products for wall fixation out there. I used 3M Tape.
- Place the body horizontally on your table and fill it up with tea bags
- Slide on the lid (if you stuffed a few too many inside which is definitely doable – you have to press them down slightly while closing the lid)
- Place the dispenser onto the rail
- Take out the bags one by one with your thumb as seen in the images.
- To get out the last bag or remove a stuck one – you can slide the lid up slightly with your middle finger.
- To refill the design, remove it from the rail

Size of the dispenser 20 assembled: 76 x 54 x 230 mm
Size of the dispenser 25 assembled: 76 x 54 x 275 mm

This is the V2

**Print settings**
Required build volume for the 20 version: 220 x 220 x 100 mm – rotated by 45 degrees to fit
Required build volume for the 25 version: 250 x 250 x 220 mm – rotated by 45 degrees to fit
Material usage example dispenser body and lid 20 + rail 200 : 130 g

Material: PLA
Print direction: stls are rotated correctly, check images
Support: none
Nozzle size: 0,4 mm
Line width: 0,4 mm
Layer height 0,2 mm
Outer walls: 3
Infill: 15%
Build plate adhesion type: a brim for the body is recommended but not required

Tea bag dispenser

rail_300.stl

Tea_bag_dispenser_20_body.stl

**A modular spice rack and kitchen utensil rail system – for individualizable and scalable usage.**
Since most of us do not have the OCD to store every spice in the same sized container - I came up with a modular rack that can hold spices of different size. The rail system can also hold a variety of other kitchen utensils.

**Parts:**
- Rail in 300, 250, 200, 150, 100 mm length - Diameter of the two screw holes: 5,5mm
- Hook
- Spice holder hexagonal in 44, 54, 64 mm – for spices up to that diameter
- Spice holder rectangular 44mm – for spices up to that side dimension
- Utensil holder 44mm
- Knife block in 40 and 60 mm – for knifes of up to that blade depth
- Cloth holder

**Instructions:**
- Print as many parts as needed
- You can either screw or glue it onto your wall. There are various glue or tape products for wall fixation out there. I used 3M Tape.
- Push in the parts from the side
- Enjoy!

**Print settings**
Material: PLA
Print direction: stls are rotated correctly, check images
Support: none
Nozzle size: 0,4 mm
Line width: 0,4 mm
Layer height 0,2 mm
Outer walls: 3
Infill: 15%
Build plate adhesion type: none

Make sure that your bridging relevant settings are calibrated for this design. Those include fan speed, print speed, and print temperature among others. There are many guides for good bridging on Youtube. My personal experience is that the best result is achieved with a quite unspent nozzle.

Spice rack / kitchen utensil rail

spices_64.stl

**A modular tool wall for custom organization.**

**Parts:**
- Rails in 300, 250, 200, 150, 100 mm length and a screw hole diameter of 5,5mm
- Hook – for rags and anything that has a hole for hanging
- Boxes with a inner size of 40x40x30, 40x40x60, 40x40x90, 50x50x40, 60x60x50 mm – For screws, dowels and other small parts
- Blocks with an inner diameter of 8 and 4 mm – for screwdrivers and similar hand tools
- Holder to be printed in pairs – for hammers, clamps and angles
- Nobs in 10, 20, 30, 40, 50 mm length – for pliers and tape

**Instructions:**
- Print your parts. Please note the files are all rotated correctly and require no support but therefore need sufficient bridging quality.
- Mount the rails: You can either screw or glue them onto your wall. There are various glue or tape products for wall fixation out there. I used 3M Tape. Leave enough empty space to the left and/or right.
- Slide in the parts from the side.
- You can reconfigure and extend the wall swiftly.

**Print settings**
Material: PLA
Print direction: stls are rotated correctly, check images
Support: none
Nozzle size: 0,4 mm
Line width: 0,4 mm
Layer height 0,2 mm 
Outer walls: 3
Infill: 15%
Build plate adhesion type: none

Make sure that your bridging relevant settings are calibrated well for this design. Those include fan speed, print speed, and print temperature among others. There are many guides for good bridging on Youtube. My personal experience is that the best result is achieved with a quite unspent nozzle.

Tool Wall / Spice rack bundle

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