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Two Compartments
One divider creates two compartments for keeping different pieces apart.
Dividers and assembly
Follow the walls: one divider, crossing plates, branching T connections, and larger grids. Each drawing shows the compartments and the panels that make them.
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Mixed T Grid
A long divider and one shorter branch form three compartments in a T shape.
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Aligned 2x2 Grid
Two crossing dividers make four evenly arranged compartments.
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Staggered Double T Grid
Two shorter dividers meet a long central wall at different positions, forming four compartments.
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Partial T Network
Several short branches off a main divider create a run of smaller compartments.
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Aligned 2x3 Grid
Continuous crossing dividers make a tidy two by three grid of compartments.
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Aligned 3x3 Grid
Three columns crossed with three rows create nine regular compartments.
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Nested Edge T
Short dividers branch through a corner of the tray, making compartments of several sizes.
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Mirrored Nested Edge T
The branched divider layout is mirrored into the opposite corner of the tray.
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Banded T Grid
Three columns have dividers at different depths, making six compartments with staggered boundaries.
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Nested Banded T Grid
A small extra divider splits one space inside a wider, staggered compartment grid.
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Mixed Assembly Templates
The design places a plain open box beside a more detailed divider tray.
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Mixed Crossing and T Network Grid
Crossing and branching dividers work together to make compartments of different sizes.
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Banded Crossing and T Grid
One long cross divider spans two columns while a shorter divider branches across the third.
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Local Receiver Closure Grid
Two separate cross dividers leave a gap through the middle of this compartment grid.
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Nested Banded Crossing and T Grid
A staggered grid combines a long cross divider with a smaller branch nested inside it.
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Internal Banded T Grid
A short internal divider joins two longer walls, splitting the space between them.
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Raised Main Divider Grid
Tall main dividers support several shorter branches in a dense compartment layout.
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Recursive Internal T Grid
A series of short dividers splits spaces within spaces to make a detailed tray.
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Recursive Crossing and T Grid
Several crossing and branching dividers create a dense arrangement of smaller compartments.
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Derived Manual Dimensions
A nested divider layout calculates uniquely determined compartment sizes from the box and panel thickness.