Arrives finished. No glue, no clamps, no Saturday. Printed as one solid piece and posted from Melbourne ready to use. Flat-pack MDF racks arrive as a kit — wood glue and clamps you supply yourself, a couple of evenings of assembly, and drawers that wear out. This is not that.
Most printed racks are cut for Ø32 Citadel pots. Tamiya, Mr Color and the other 36 mm jars rattle in those wells or do not drop in at all. This one is cut for 36 mm: 38 mm wells, 1 mm of clearance all round, and a 10 mm lip in front of every well so nothing tips forward.
Eleven jars per tier — six at the back, five staggered half a step forward — so every label reads from where you sit instead of hiding behind the row in front. 252 × 285 × 95 mm on the desk.
A full-width stepped drawer runs under the tiers: 22 mm deep at the front for brushes and clippers, 52 mm at the back for bottles and tools. It closes on two magnets with a click and never shows from the front.
Honestly: a fourth tier at this jar size would make the rack 348 mm deep, past what we can print in one piece. We would rather sell you three good tiers than four in a box of parts. If you want more capacity, the rack and riser gallery combo takes it to 44 jars.
The photographs on this listing are renders of the actual print file — this size is made to order and we have not yet photographed a finished one. The geometry shown is exactly what gets printed.
What material is the Tamiya 36mm Paint Rack — 33 Pots, 3-Tier with Hidden Magnetic Drawer printed in?
Printed in plant-based PLA — made from renewable plant sugars (corn & sugarcane), not petroleum — with a lower carbon footprint than traditional plastics. Every order is printed to order in Melbourne, so there's no mass-production waste and nothing sitting in a warehouse.
How long does shipping take?
Australia: $11 standard / $15 express · United States: $20 flat. Every item is printed to order and ships in 3–5 business days from Melbourne. Returns per Australian Consumer Law — if it arrives faulty or not as described, we make it right.
Where is it made?
Designed and 3D printed to order in our Melbourne, Australia workshop.
What's your returns policy?
Returns are handled per Australian Consumer Law — if it arrives faulty or not as described, we make it right.
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