I Designed Furniture That Never Has to Be Finished

MODSTAC is my completely modular, stackable solution for almost anything. I built this mini kitchen to prototype and test its functionality in a real-world build, identify any design flaws, and improve the system. The whole thing is constructed using 3D-printed connector pieces and laser-cut box units. Special thanks to PCBWay for making projects like this possible. Check them out here: 👉 https://pcbway.com/g/9532T0 👈 ( Affiliated Links) 🌐 My Website Projects, downloads, and products: https://flatlanders.nl 📁 FLATLANDER'S DESIGN VAULT Access and download all my exclusive designs on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/c/FlatlanderTech 📧 Contact: Info@Flatlanders.nl 🌐 Social Links: https://linktr.ee/JustInMotion 💬 Join the Community on Discord: https://discord.gg/dE33jMpUt5 📐CAD Design Workflow powered by Shapr3D https://link.shapr3d.com/fltech FLATLANDERS GEAR https://www.amazon.nl/shop/flatlandertech Timestamps : 0:00 Modular Kitchen on Wheels 0:37 Burnout and the Original Idea 1:05 Designing a Stackable System 1:44 Standardized Module Sizes 2:30 Laser-Cutting the Base 3:20 Building Through Burnout 3:43 Fixing Tolerances and Alignment 4:14 Connecting Modules From the Outside 4:58 Why Build a Modular Kitchen? 5:19 3D-Printed Inserts and Removable Panels 6:42 Adding Color to ModStac 6:58 Testing a Laser-Cut Drawer 8:02 PCBWay Sponsor 8:39 Strength Testing and Printed Hardware 9:16 Making Things vs. Creating Content 9:33 Future Modules and Ventilation 10:05 Too Many Opportunities 11:08 Integrating a Home Battery 12:07 Color-Coded Modules 12:26 Breaking Up the Blocky Design 12:54 Is This Video Actually About Burnout? 13:11 Standardized Materials and Appliances 13:38 Project Files and Patreon 14:34 What Worked and What Needs Fixing