PROJECT 04 / FREE 3D PRINT
Three-block
pixel storage.
Three familiar grass blocks, fused into one properly overbuilt organizer for toiletries, tools, desk junk, or whatever inventory slot real life forgot to give you.
FUNCTIONAL PRINT / FAN REMIXTHE IDEA
Game logic.
Real-world storage.
We took the familiar single grass-block container and made it substantially more useful: three connected bins, one solid footprint, and open tops that turn pixel nostalgia into actual storage. Each compartment provides roughly 75 × 75 mm of usable inside space.
The dirt body and grass rim print as separate color plates, so there is no filament-change circus. Print brown. Print green. Put them together. Organize your crap. Beautifully simple.
BUILD DATA
The numbers.
- Overall size
- ≈ 258 × 90 × 88 mm
- Storage
- 3 × ≈ 75 × 75 mm
- Material
- PLA / 298 g total
- Profile time
- ≈ 7 hr 48 min
- Nozzle
- 0.4 mm
- Layer height
- 0.2 mm
- Walls
- 2
- Infill
- 10%
FIELD PHOTOS
Printed. Tested. Useful.
Tap any photo to inspect the details.
TWO-PLATE PRINT
Less support drama.
Grass rim
- Time
- 2 hr 24 min
- Material
- 58 g PLA
- Supports
- Slim tree
The prepared profile includes slim tree supports. Cleanup was minimal in our test print—the supports pulled away by hand with no extra tools.
Dirt body
- Time
- 5 hr 24 min
- Material
- 240 g PLA
- Supports
- None
Print the three connected dirt boxes upright exactly as provided. No supports are needed for this plate.
FREE FILES / CC BY 4.0
Print your own.
Grab the prepared two-plate 3MF or the separate STL files. The 3MF already includes the tested support setup for the grass rim.
REMIX CREDITS
Credit where it’s due.
Three-block arrangement and print profile by Corey Wolfe / GlitchBox. Based on Minecraft Grass Block Container by jr2142, derived from the original model by BCaron. Shared under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license.
Fan-made project. Not an official Minecraft product and not approved by or associated with Mojang or Microsoft.