The big(ger) drawers

Just making one drawer to hold the contents of four, I kinda thought they'd be bigger than they actually turned out but am very happy with the result anyway.
See my main channel 'Attilas Workshop' here: / @attilasworkshop

[@7mo2ash]

This channel is very underrated. With this kind of content and production value, you should be on YT's home page. Keep it up!

[@awintheshed]

Thank you, I'm glad you enjoy my videos.

[@tinom.2455]

I like it and your fine work.
I build a similar one too a few years ago. But after two years or so, I regret it.
Because you got dirt traped in the little compartments. The few last tiny little items are always hiding in the corners ans are hard to grab so I have to take some needle nose pliers. If I had a new type of screw, I always hat to rearrange to whole drawer (my inner Adrian Monk, sorry). If I want to take some parts to another location, like in the house or a jobside, i always have to use a seperate box and take parts out of its compartment and after the work, put it back in.
All in all, I wanna have seperate compartments to take out. So I took the fixed dividers out again.
First I want it replace with some selfmade MDF-boxes (like Marius Hornberger or Jer Schmidt), but want to avoid the work to fabricate dozens of boxes.
At this time I bought my first 3D-Printer. And for these boxes the printer was a perfect tool. So I printet first a few test boxes and after a few iterations I developed a scalable grid system for my drawers. Till today I use it all over my workshop.
Later Alexandre Chappel developt a similar system, for anyone who is interestet what it looks like...

[@awintheshed]

Thanks for the info, you make some good points and only time will tell how I will feel about this solution. At the moment I'm very happy with this. In my case this drawer only has machine screws and they will mainly be used a few centimetres away on the bench above, this is where I assemble most of my projects.

[@mattelias721]

Great work, dude. Your shop, your design/rules, but I can't help but think those tiny compartments would prevent me and my sausage-y fingers from grasping tiny screws, etc. However, it works for you, which is most important.

[@awintheshed]

Thanks, the smallest of the compartments measure 40 mm x 65 mm, so not too small to be inconvenient.

[@dalejones4186]

Beautiful job buddy. Enjoyed the video.

[@awintheshed]

Thanks.👍

[@mjpea4]

awesome work

[@awintheshed]

Thanks Mitch:)

[@quazorgemash]

Can I ask you to please turn the captions on? Even automatic ones help

[@awintheshed]

Done.

[@quazorgemash]

@@awintheshedthank you

[@adrianbekerian4518]

Por favor si podes colocar un traductor así sabemos que hablas. gracias.

[@awintheshed]

Thanks.