With a plethora of DIY components like screws at home, I’d long been searching for an efficient way to organize and store them. That’s why I designed this storage drawer—perfect for sorting and keeping screws, electronic components, small bearings, and other DIY essentials neatly organized. To prevent the drawer from sliding out of the cabinet, it features a 45° chamfer along the edges.

The drawer can be used as a standalone compartment, or you can add internal dividers—such as small, custom‑made boxes—to maximize its storage capacity.

Overall Dimensions (W × H × D) (mm):

• Cabinet: 190 × 148 × 87.7 (for the A1 mini model: 143.5 × 148 × 87.7)
• Drawer Dimensions: 44 × 32 × 84 (excluding the handle)
• Drawer Divided into Two: 39.4 × 29.8 × 39.55
• Drawer Divided into Three: 39.4 × 29.8 × 26.33
• Drawer Divided into Seven: 39.4 × 29.8 × 52.77

Effective Storage Dimensions (W × H × D) (mm):

• Drawer Dimensions: 40 × 30 × 80
• Drawer Divided into Two: 35.4 × 27.8 × 35.55
• Drawer Divided into Three: 35.4 × 27.8 × 22.33
• Drawer Divided into Seven: 35.4 × 27.8 × 48.77

I’ve prepared a label template tailored specifically for small drawers. If you need to label your components, simply click here to download the Excel spreadsheet. Once downloaded, feel free to edit the content as needed—but please avoid resizing the cells. After filling in the labels, you can print them at a local print shop or on an e‑commerce platform (we recommend using A4-sized adhesive paper for optimal results).

If you have any better ideas or suggestions for improvement, feel free to leave a comment or send me a private message—I’ll gladly take them into consideration. Thank you!