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An art-deco tower of drawers under an arched crown: the whole face steps inward in concentric frames, the top drawer is arch-shaped, and the bar pulls and turned feet press in as a contrast colour. Drawers click shut on a built-in detent and soft-stop before they fall out. Towers taller than the printer simply arrive in two body sections that peg together. Prints flat with no supports.
Outer width of the tower. The arched crown is half this tall.
Outer depth of the tower, front to back. The pulls add about 7 mm in front.
Height of each drawer.
How many drawers. The top one is the arch drawer, riding up into the crown. Tall towers print the body in two sections that peg together.
Compartment columns inside each drawer (1 = no divider).
Tolerance preset for how the drawers run, the feet peg in and the sections join. standard suits most printers; snug is tighter; loose adds clearance if anything binds.
