VisualizationSpice Packet Organizer SVG, Tall Seasoning Sachet Holder Laser Cut File, Three Lane Spice Box DXF, Wooden Mix Packet Bin
A tall three-lane organizer for seasoning packets and small spice jars, cut from plywood on a laser. The SVG and DXF files come in four versions for 3, 4, 5 and 6 mm plywood, and the box measures 280 × 180 × 100 mm (11.02 × 7.09 × 3.94 in). It has only 7 pieces, two full-depth dividers that make three compartments, a 60 mm front with sloped sides, and tab-and-slot joints; the download is free.
- Formats
- SVG, DXF
- Outer size (W × D × H)
- 280 × 180 × 100 mm (11.02 × 7.09 × 3.94 in)
- Parts
- 7
- Material thickness
- 3, 4, 5 or 6 mm plywood (a file for each)
- Layout size (3 mm file)
- 940 × 292 mm
- Cut length
- 5.02 m
- Est. time, 10 W diode (3 mm)
- 16 min 43 s
- Est. time, 40 W CO2 (3 mm)
- 6 min 58 s
- Layers
- CUT only, no engraving
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How to make it
- 01Open the version that matches your plywood and test one divider slot on scrap before committing the full sheet.
- 02Cut the seven parts: base, 100 mm back, 60 mm front, two sloped sides and two 180 mm dividers.
- 03Press the two dividers into the base, fit the back, then the sides, and finish by tapping the front panel into place.
- 04Sand all cut edges, apply a clear finish, and stand packets on edge in the widest lane with jars in the others.
Built for big packets
Most spice trays are too low for recipe mix pouches and larger sachets, which flop over the edge. This one has a 100 mm back wall, the tallest in the spice set together with its larger 320 mm sibling, and the sides drop to a 60 mm front. Two dividers run the whole 180 mm depth, so there are just three open lanes.
In the photo the left lane is filled with full-size seasoning packets standing upright like files in a drawer, from tomato blend to herbs. The other two lanes each take three round jars in a staggered line: peppercorns, chili flakes and dried herbs in one, paprika, mixed herbs and turmeric in the other. Because the lanes are open from front to back, you can also drop in taller grinders or a row of small bottles.
Quick to cut, quick to build
With seven parts this is the simplest file of the kitchen spice boxes. The 3 mm layout is 940 × 292 mm; split it into two jobs on a smaller bed, for example base and back first, then sides, front and dividers. On a 10 W diode the 3 mm file runs for about 16 min 43 s; a 40 W CO2 finishes it in about 6 min 58 s and a 100 W CO2 in about 3 min 21 s. Diode owners get the cleanest result on 3 mm; for 6 mm stiffness, use a CO2 or plan several passes per cut.
Slide both dividers into the base slots, add the back, then the two sides, and close it with the front. It holds dry; wood glue is only needed if you want it permanent.
Selling it
Three lanes read well in a listing photo. Try it as a pantry bin for taco and gravy mix packets, as a tea-and-spice combo box, or painted to match a customer's cabinets.
Questions about this file
Are the three lanes the same width?
No. In the photo the left lane is wider for large packets and the other two take a single line of jars each; the file follows that layout.
How tall can packets be?
The back wall is 100 mm, so ordinary seasoning packets lean against it and stay upright; taller pouches simply stick out above the top, which makes them easier to grab.
Can this packet box be shrunk to fit a drawer?
Yes, but resize only the outline and keep the slot width equal to your plywood, otherwise the joints will be loose or will not close.
Is it strong enough in 3 mm?
For packets and small jars 3 mm plywood is plenty; heavier glass bottles are better in 4 or 5 mm.
Can I put a name on it?
Add an engraving layer to the front panel in your laser software; the file itself has cut lines only, so there is room for any text you like.
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