Baking Supply Organizer, 6 Slots

Baking Supply Organizer SVG, Six Slot Baking Station Laser Cut File, Cupcake Liner and Sprinkles Holder DXF

A six-slot baking supply organizer, three compartments across and two deep, for baking powder and vanilla sachets, sprinkle jars, measuring spoons, pastry brushes and paper cupcake liners. The download contains SVG and DXF files for 3, 4, 5 and 6 mm plywood; the box is 280 × 200 × 90 mm (11.02 × 7.87 × 3.54 in), cut from 10 pieces, with a sloped front down to 45 mm and tab-and-slot joints. Free to download.

Author

DXF World · 240 files

Formats

SVG, DXF

Outer size (W × D × H)

280 × 200 × 90 mm (11.02 × 7.87 × 3.54 in)

Parts

Material thickness

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

Layout size (3 mm file)

988 × 302 mm

Cut length

6.36 m

Est. time, 10 W diode (3 mm)

21 min 11 s

Est. time, 40 W CO2 (3 mm)

8 min 50 s

Layers

CUT only, no engraving

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How to make it

01Choose the file for your plywood thickness and cut a test slot to confirm the tabs push in by hand.

02Cut all ten pieces: front, back, two sides, base, two long dividers and three short cross dividers.

03Assemble the outer box, insert the two long dividers, then clip one short cross divider into each of the three columns.

04Sand the edges, finish with clear lacquer, and load sachets and sprinkle jars at the back and tools and liners in front.

A home for the small baking things

Baking powder sachets, vanilla sugar, sprinkles and liners tend to scatter across a cupboard. This organizer gathers them into six slots: two full-depth dividers make three columns, and a short cross divider in each column splits it into a back and a front compartment.

The photo shows a sensible layout:

Back row: a stack of baking powder sachets, a stack of vanilla sugar sachets, and four small jars of chocolate sprinkles, nonpareils and confetti.
Front row: nested measuring spoons, two silicone pastry brushes, and a stack of paper cupcake liners.

The front wall is just 45 mm against a 90 mm back, a deep slope that lets you read the sachets from above and pull out a single liner without lifting the stack.

Thickness and cutting time

The contents are light, so 3 mm plywood is perfectly fine here and cuts fastest. Choose 4 mm for a firmer feel or 5 to 6 mm for a chunky look. Each thickness has its own SVG and DXF. A 10 W diode cuts 3 mm in one or two passes; thicker sheets need more passes or a CO2 laser.

For the 3 mm file allow about 21 min 11 s on a 10 W diode, about 8 min 50 s on a 40 W CO2 and about 4 min 14 s on a 100 W CO2. The layout is 988 × 312 mm, so on a small bed, cut the base and back first and the rest in a second job.

Gift and selling ideas

Fill it with sprinkles, liners and a set of measuring spoons for a baker's birthday box. Cake makers who sell from home also buy these to keep a tidy decorating station, and a pastel-painted version suits nursery-themed baking.

Questions about this file

Do standard cupcake liners fit?

Yes, a front slot is about 90 mm wide, which takes a stack of standard 50 mm base paper liners.

Is 3 mm plywood strong enough?

Yes, baking supplies are light, so 3 mm is enough and is the quickest thickness to cut on a diode laser.

Can I cut it from colored acrylic?

Yes, pastel acrylic looks good for a baking theme; just use the file matching the sheet thickness and test the slots first.

Do I need glue?

No, the parts lock with tabs. Use a little wood glue only if you want the box to stay assembled permanently.

Can I paint it in pastel colors?

Yes, sand lightly, use a water-based primer and acrylic paint, and finish with clear lacquer so it wipes clean.