Offcut-first small organizer
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Your parts
| Part | Cut length | Cut width | Thickness | Qty | Grain |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 240 mm | 55 mm | 6 mm | 2 | Along length | |
| 138 mm | 55 mm | 6 mm | 2 | Along length | |
| 228 mm | 138 mm | 6 mm | 1 | Unrestricted | |
| 138 mm | 49 mm | 6 mm | 1 | Along length |
Item allowance: small sample packets — 90 × 75 mm, plus 8 mm of handling space per axis.
A feasible cutting layout
Numbered cuts span their parent region. Coordinates use the sheet's top-left origin. Trim all four edges of each sheet you use first. Keep unused sheets whole. This layout does not claim the lowest possible material use.
Sheet S1.1
Cut sequence
| Cut | Parent region | Direction | Coordinate (mm) | First child | Second child |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| C1 | N1 | horizontal | 60 | N4 | N5 |
| C2 | N4 | vertical | 245 | N6 | N7 |
| C3 | N5 | horizontal | 118 | N8 | N9 |
| C4 | N8 | vertical | 245 | N10 | N11 |
| C5 | N9 | horizontal | 176 | N16 | N17 |
| C6 | N16 | vertical | 143 | N18 | N19 |
| C7 | N19 | vertical | 284 | N20 | N21 |
Sheet S1.2
Cut sequence
| Cut | Parent region | Direction | Coordinate (mm) | First child | Second child |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| C1 | N2 | horizontal | 143 | N12 | N13 |
| C2 | N12 | vertical | 233 | N14 | N15 |
| C3 | N13 | vertical | 143 | N22 | N23 |
Sheet S2.1
Cut sequence
| Cut | Parent region | Direction | Coordinate (mm) | First child | Second child |
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Put it together
1. Measure and mark
Measure the actual sheet thickness (6 mm in this plan). Mark front / back F, left / right L, base P and dividers D. Recalculate if the measured thickness differs. Measure each offcut and keep only pieces with sound, square edges.
Parts: F, L, P, D · Start here2. Cut and label the parts
Follow the numbered full-width cuts in the cutting sequence, then subdivide each labeled child region. Keep the part IDs and grain arrows. Use the instructions supplied with your tools; this plan is not tool training.
Parts: F, L, P, D · After measure3. Dry-fit the outer walls
Front and back span 240 mm. Fit the 138 mm side walls between them. Check the outside footprint 240 × 150 mm and square the corners. The inset base is 228 × 138 mm; its underside sits flush with the wall bottoms. Total base clearance is 0 mm per axis (0 mm on each side).
Parts: F, L, P · After cut4. Assemble the base and walls
Prepare and bond the butt-joint contact faces using an adhesive suitable for your sheet. Center the inset base at z = 0 mm. Check squareness before clamping. For a clearance gap, verify the adhesive allows that gap; use zero clearance or revise the fit if it does not.
Parts: F, L, P · After dry-fit5. Position the dividers
Mark each divider from the inside face of the left wall. Place the first divider after 111.00 mm of clear space; repeat at a pitch of 117.00 mm. Glue the bottom edge onto P and both ends against F. Each compartment has 111.00 × 138 mm clear floor space. These are straight glued partitions, with no grooves or hidden fasteners.
Parts: D, F, P · After glue6. Cure, finish and check the fit
Follow the adhesive manufacturer's cure and handling instructions. Smooth edges and apply a finish compatible with your materials. Attach four self-adhesive felt pads under the base corners. The cutting plan tries offcuts first. Add a matching standard sheet if any parts remain unplaced. Use for light desktop items; no load rating is provided.
Parts: F, L, P, D · After divide
Materials and supplies
- Uses 0 standard sheet(s) and 2 existing offcut(s). Check your inventory before buying.
- S1: 2 of 2 used · 300 × 200 × 6 mm plywood (existing offcut).
- S2: 0 of 1 used · 400 × 300 × 6 mm plywood (standard sheet). Unused stock stays whole.
- Four self-adhesive felt pads.
- Adhesive suitable for the selected sheet. Prepare according to the adhesive label and actual contact faces; no universal quantity or cure time.
- Compatible finish and abrasive. Choose for the actual material and intended indoor use.
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For light desktop storage. Geometry checked; physical assembly and durability untested. Follow your tool, sheet and adhesive instructions. Adhesive quantity and curing time depend on the product you use.