Coffee organizer for small spaces

This project was designed for 4mm plywood. If you are using a different wood thickness, you may need to adjust the finger joints so the parts fit properly.

I used the xTool D1 Pro 20W machine for this project. In the files, you’ll find three different line settings:

Black lines – Cutting
Speed: 1400 mm/min
Power: 95%
Passes: 9

Red lines – Engraving
Speed: 11000 mm/min
Power: 85%
Passes: 1

Green lines – Scoring
Speed: 8200 mm/min
Power: 85%
Passes: 1

For this project, I chose a faster cutting speed with multiple passes. This worked well for the specific batch of plywood I used.

Note: Always run your own test cuts before starting the full project to make sure the settings work well with your material and machine.

Start with the rotating tower. There are three round pieces with finger joints: the top, middle, and bottom parts.

First, use the middle piece to properly align the top and bottom pieces (this step is important). Once they are aligned, begin assembling the tower structure.

At the base, there is a scored circle to help you accurately align the two circular bottom pieces — make sure they match up before gluing.

Next, glue the engraved side pieces onto the tower.

Note: The outside engraved pieces must be placed in the correct pattern order, so pay attention to their sequence before attaching them.

The two drawers are simple and quick to assemble.

They are designed with a small gap on each side, allowing them to slide in and out smoothly and easily.

Tip: Apply a little wax to the outside surfaces and the bottom of the drawers to help them slide even more smoothly.