Example 4: Three Rows

Two parallel dividers make three compartments from front to back.

BGI / EXAMPLE 04Dimensions in mm

Rendered assembled view of Three Rows — The assembled insert.

What to notice in the project file

This section shows the walls and compartments BGI will make:

assemblies:
  - id: tray
    kind: grid
    construction: open_grid_box
    assembly: glue_allowed
    interior:
      id: all
      kind: split
      axis: y
      clear_mm: [100, 80, 30]
      first:

Full project file

The shaded lines mark that section in the complete YAML. This is the same project file linked below.

schema_version: 1
readme: "Two parallel dividers make three compartments from front to back."
project:
  id: three-rows
  name: Three Rows
box:
  inner_mm: [110, 90, 40]
  side_clearance_mm: [0, 0, 0, 0]
  top_reserve_mm: 0
material:
  profile: de-mdf-3mm
  overrides:
    thickness_mm: 3
    kerf_mm: 0.16
    fit_clearance_mm: 0.10
assemblies:
  - id: tray
    kind: grid
    construction: open_grid_box
    assembly: glue_allowed
    interior:
      id: all
      kind: split
      axis: y
      clear_mm: [100, 80, 30]
      first:
        id: front-row
        kind: compartment
        clear_mm: [100, 23, 30]
      second:
        id: back-group
        kind: split
        axis: y
        clear_mm: [100, 54, 30]
        first:
          id: middle-row
          kind: compartment
          clear_mm: [100, 23, 30]
        second:
          id: back-row
          kind: compartment
          clear_mm: [100, 28, 30]
layout:
  mode: manual
  construction_mode: full_box
  placements:
    - id: tray
      origin_mm: [2, 2]
      rotation_deg: 0
manufacturing:
  sheets:
    - id: stock
      size_mm: [300, 250]
      count: 1
      material_profile: de-mdf-3mm
  sheet_margin_mm: 5
  cut_gap_mm: 2
  rotations_deg: [0, 90]

Open 04-three-rows.bgi.yaml and save a copy if you want to edit it in your own folder. Follow Plan your own layout to validate and build it.