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Dovetail And Peg Fit-Test Coupon
This is the print-first tolerance tester for the 'Dovetail-Stacking Parts Drawer Cabinet' kit. It is a 72 × 14 × 30 mm block that prints standing up. Its three vertical dovetail grooves (7.6/10.6, 8.0/11.0 nominal and 8.4/11.4 mm, all 2.5 mm deep) test a printed Bowtie Dovetail Joiner Key. Three 3 mm deep blind holes (4.1, 4.3 and 4.5 mm) test the Peg-On Drawer Label Holder's 4.0 mm split pegs. Raised 1-, 2- and 3-dot marks show which size is tight, nominal or loose, so you can tell whether your printer will slide the whole cabinet together before you print six housings.
Dovetail Cabinet Plinth Foot
The base foot of the 'Dovetail-Stacking Parts Drawer Cabinet' kit. It is a 70 × 130 × 8 mm ladder-frame plinth with a 7.4 → 10.4 mm dovetail tongue on top. The bottom 70 × 50 × 130 mm Dovetail Drawer Cell Housing slides onto the tongue from the front. Four 5.0 mm holes with 9.5 mm 90° countersinks take #8 wood screws (4.2 mm shank) to fix the column down, so it can't tip forward when you pull out a loaded drawer.
Bowtie Dovetail Joiner Key
A 128 mm long double-dovetail (bowtie) key for the 'Dovetail-Stacking Parts Drawer Cabinet' kit. It is 10.4 mm wide at both faces, narrows to a 7.4 mm waist and is 4.4 mm thick. It slides into the 8/11 mm × 2.5 mm dovetail grooves of two neighbouring 70 × 50 × 130 mm Dovetail Drawer Cell Housings and locks them together top-to-bottom or side-to-side, so stacked cells can't pull apart. It needs no screws or other hardware, has 0.3 mm of clearance per side and 0.8 mm lead-in chamfers on both ends, and prints flat with no supports.