Stationery Station – Compact Desktop Tool Organizer
Pens, brushes, markers, rulers, scissors and precision tools. One compact station for the things you reach for every day.

The Stationery Station was designed as a compact companion to my Brush Cleaning & Dry Brush Station, giving the everyday tools on my workbench a proper home instead of letting them slowly conquer the desk.

At just 145 × 100 × 55 mm, it occupies surprisingly little desk space while providing dedicated compartments for a wide range of stationery, painting and maker tools.

Designed Around Everyday Tools
Rather than creating one large container where everything disappears into a forest of pens, the Stationery Station uses several differently sized compartments to keep tools separated by type and easy to grab.

The larger compartments are ideal for:

Pens and pencils
Paint brushes
Markers and fineliners
Hobby knives / X-Acto knives
Small hand tools

Long narrow compartments along the sides provide dedicated storage for items such as:

Scissors
Rulers
Files
Tweezers
Other slim workshop tools
Everything stays visible, upright and within reach.

Compact Footprint, Plenty of Storage
One of the main goals of this design was storage density.

I didn't want another oversized desktop organizer that solves clutter by becoming clutter itself.

With a footprint of only 14.5 × 10 cm, the Stationery Station can hold a surprisingly large collection of pens, brushes and tools while using very little working space.

Its 55 mm height keeps the organizer stable without hiding shorter tools inside deep compartments.

Made to Work With My Other Stations
I originally designed this as a companion to my Brush Cleaning & Dry Brush Station.

The cleaning station handles the messy part of miniature and model painting: water, brushes in use, dry brushing and paper towels.

The Stationery Station handles everything waiting nearby.

Brushes, markers, pencils, knives, rulers, scissors and the other little workshop creatures that somehow multiply whenever you're not looking. 😄

Together, they create a compact modular workspace for painting, modelling, crafting and everyday desk work.

Easy to Print
Despite the number of compartments, the model is a straightforward print.

Approximate print time:

Single color: ~4 hours
Multi-color / stripe version: ~4.5 hours
No assembly is required.

Print it, remove it from the build plate and start filling it.

Make It Your Own
The simple geometry also makes this a great model for experimenting with filament combinations.

Print it in one solid color for a clean workshop look, or add a few contrasting layers to create horizontal accent stripes.

Those color changes require very little additional filament while giving the organizer a completely different personality.

Leftover filament from nearly finished spools can also be perfect for the accent layers.

Dimensions
145 × 100 × 55 mm

Compact enough for crowded desks, but large enough to become the central storage point for the tools you use most often.

Perfect For
Model painting, miniature painting, crafting, drawing, electronics benches, hobby workshops, maker spaces, office desks and general 3D-printing workstations.

Basically, if your desk currently contains three pens, twelve brushes, two markers, a ruler, scissors and an X-Acto knife that mysteriously vanishes exactly when you need it, this was made for you.

Organize it. Grab it. Create.

See my Paint Brush Station
https://cp.crealitycloud.com/flowprint/model-detail/paint-brush-station

If you’re looking for the perfect complement to my model, The Simplest & Most Practical 40-Slot Brush Holder by @Blaerov is a great option!

https://cp.crealitycloud.com/flowprint/model-detail/paint-brush-station?profileId=6a6fadb9d8fef9bfd46c943a

Creator profile:
https://cp.crealitycloud.com/user/8036971417/?visitorPage=1

Stationery Station

Ender 5 v72

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

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