Parametric shelf riser

A second level on the shelf.

Measure the height of what stays under the riser and set the clear height above it. The preview shows the riser as it prints, deck down and legs up. A riser taller than the one-piece height, 240 mm unless you set your printer's, gets press-fit leg extensions, printed from the same file.

Start with a shelf preset

Shoe stackerA second level over a pair of shoesCabinet shelfA low, wide riser with ribs under the deckBoot riserA tall riser with press-fit leg extensionsCustomYour own shelf and items

Design file

Design name

A design file holds this product's settings in millimeters. It opens on any device.

Calculated result

Your riser

Ready to build

Outside: 300 × 200 × 124 mm
Legs: 4 posts, 14 mm section, 120 mm clear
Ribs: 2, because a span passes 150 mm
Deck pockets: 5 × 3, 2 mm deep
Pieces: 1, the riser prints in one piece
Load on the deck: 5 kg or more at 3 perimeters in PLA, approximate. This app rates nothing above 5 kg.

Deck

The deck size. Measure the shelf and what stands on it.

Deck width100–600 mm

Deck depth80–400 mm

Deck thickness3–10 mm

Legs

The clear height is the space under the deck. A leg buckles when it is too slender, so the clear height is at most 12 times the leg section. The one-piece height is the tallest part your printer builds in one go, normally your bed height; a riser taller than that splits its legs into press-fit extensions.

Clear height under the deck30–350 mm

Leg section8–40 mm

One-piece height100–500 mm

Construction

The deck underside, the corners, and the curve detail.

Lighten the deckPockets in the deck underside, inside the leg pads, with ceilings at most 40 mm.

Deck corner radius0–20 mm

Mesh quality

DraftStandardFine

Standard balances smooth corners with quick regeneration.

Design checks passedThe current dimensions are safe to generate and export.

Wait for the current preview to finish generating. STL is unitless; import it as millimeters in your slicer.

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