Baking Sachet Organizer, 7 Bins

Baking Sachet Organizer SVG, Seven Bin Baking Station Laser Cut File, Sprinkle Jar and Pastry Brush Holder DXF

A wide baking organizer with seven bins: one large full-depth bin for rows of baking sachets and six smaller bins in two rows for sprinkle jars, measuring spoons and pastry brushes. The download has SVG and DXF files for 3, 4, 5 and 6 mm plywood; it measures 340 × 220 × 100 mm (13.39 × 8.66 × 3.94 in), is cut from 11 pieces, has a front that slopes down to 50 mm and joins with tabs and slots. Free to download in all four thicknesses.

Author

DXF World · 240 files

Formats

SVG, DXF

Outer size (W × D × H)

340 × 220 × 100 mm (13.39 × 8.66 × 3.94 in)

Parts

Material thickness

3, 4, 5 or 6 mm plywood (a file for each)

Layout size (3 mm file)

1,272 × 332 mm

Cut length

7.94 m

Est. time, 10 W diode (3 mm)

26 min 28 s

Est. time, 40 W CO2 (3 mm)

11 min 02 s

Layers

CUT only, no engraving

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How to make it

01Open the file for your plywood thickness and cut a test slot to make sure the long dividers will seat fully.

02Cut all 11 parts, spreading them over two or three sheets if your laser bed is shorter than 1272 mm.

03Assemble base, back, sides and front, insert the three full-depth dividers, then clip a short cross divider into each of the three right-hand columns.

04Sand, lacquer, and fill the wide left bin with sachets and the six small bins with jars, spoons and brushes.

One big bin and six small ones

This is the largest baking box in the set at 340 mm wide. Three full-depth dividers split it into four columns. The left column stays open from front to back and is the sachet bin: in the photo it holds a deep stack of yellow and white baking sachets with vanilla sugar and baking powder in front, easily thirty packets.

The other three columns each have a short cross divider, so they become six small bins in two rows:

Back row: jars of rainbow nonpareils, chocolate sprinkles and pink and white hearts.
Front row: steel measuring spoons, a pink and a green silicone pastry brush, and a jar of gold sugar pearls.

The front is 50 mm against a 100 mm back, so the jars and brush heads all show over the edge.

Cutting the parts

Eleven parts: front, back, two sides, base, three identical 220 × 100 mm dividers and three short cross dividers. The 3 mm layout is 1271.5 × 332 mm, which is longer than most diode beds, so plan on two or three sheets. The base alone is 340 × 220 mm.

Cutting the 3 mm file takes about 26 min 28 s on a 10 W diode, about 11 min 02 s on a 40 W CO2 and about 5 min 18 s on a 100 W CO2. A diode needs several passes for 5 and 6 mm.

Thickness, finish and gift ideas

A box this wide benefits from 4 mm plywood, which keeps the long base flat. Glue is optional, but a drop on the base tabs helps if the box is carried full. Sand and finish with clear lacquer.

It makes a generous gift for a home baker, filled with sprinkle jars and brushes. Cake shops use the same layout behind the counter for decorations.

Questions about this file

How many sachets fit in the big bin?

The left bin runs the full depth and is roughly 80 mm wide, so it holds 25 to 30 standard baking sachets standing in staggered rows, as in the photo.

Will small cookie cutters fit in the bins?

Yes, the six small bins are about 80 mm square, which takes a handful of mini cutters or piping tips each.

What thickness keeps a 340 mm box rigid?

4 mm is the sweet spot; 5 or 6 mm is stiffer still but slower to cut on a diode.

Can I cut it in acrylic for a shop counter?

Yes, clear or white acrylic works with the file of matching thickness; join it with acrylic cement for a permanent build.

Will it fit on a standard kitchen shelf?

It is 220 mm deep and 100 mm tall, which suits most upper cabinets and pantry shelves.