For 10-inch home-lab racks
From rack measurements to a print-ready STL
Set the panel height in U, drop in fans and device boxes, and let the vents fill the space around them. KWS turns an evening of CAD, test prints and re-drilling into a part you can print tonight.
How it works
The designer walks you through the part in the order you would build it.
- 1
Front
Pick the rack profile and the panel height in U. Choose a solid plate or honeycomb vents, and set the mounting holes.
- 2
Components
Add fans with guards and device boxes, then drag them into place. Magnets and guides line them up.
- 3
Body and export
Add a shelf, supports, a cooling duct or cable holes. Download an STL that slices without supports.
Vents that work around you
The honeycomb fills whatever space your fans and boxes leave, with a solid rim where it matters.
Fit-test coupon
Print a thin slice of the mounting edge first, and check it against your rack before the full part.
True-scale 2D drawings
Front, top and side views on A4, A3 or A2 sheets, printed at 100%.
Rack profiles
The KWS Rack v2 and other 10-inch racks. Every number is editable.
Pricing
No subscription required to export.
Design Storage
from $9.99 / year
12, 32 or 100 active designs for 365 days, with Free Exports. One payment, no auto-renew.
Export Credits
from $2.99
One credit exports every part of one saved design version. Purchased credits do not expire.
Questions
- Which slicers work?
- Any slicer that opens STL: Bambu Studio, OrcaSlicer, Cura and PrusaSlicer.
- What material should I print in?
- PETG is a good default for rack parts that sit near warm equipment.
- Do I need an account?
- No. The designer works without one, and exports too. An account saves your designs and folders; accounts are created by the administrator.
- What happens when I delete a design?
- It moves to Deleted, where it can be restored. It is not destroyed straight away.