USSA VAULT Parts List: STL Files and Print Quantities
Check a worked S3 drawer example, paired STL files and copy counts before exporting your VAULT parts.
Choose a single module or a complete setup
In the assembly workbench, choose the drawer system, family, depth, facade height and roof, then open the packager. For a complete storage setup, open its full parts list from the combinations page. Do not multiply a scene total by the single-module quantity again.
The packager initially selects every file in the configuration, including optional or alternative parts. Removing an unwanted handle, baseplate or alternative roof changes the totals. Export requires your own legally obtained original model folder; this site does not distribute the paid STLs.
Checked example: S3 / 1F / Table roof
The current catalog and quantity rules give 16 distinct STL files and 18 complete file copies for an S3 drawer, depth 3, height 1F and Table roof, with every default option retained. This includes the optional S Rails, S3 Baseplate and Top Handle.
Runner Stopper has 2 copies and Facade Cap has 2. Springs, x3 Runner Guides, x3 Runner Slides and S Rails each have 1 copy. Changing the same configuration to a 2F drawer gives 4 Facade Cap copies and a total of 16 distinct STL files and 20 file copies, with the same default options retained.
This is a catalog and file-copy verification example, not a physical print, load test or test of the complete model collection. Recheck the live list after changing options; these totals do not apply to every size or storage setup.
Why can one STL contain more than one physical part?
The copy count duplicates the entire STL. The Springs file already contains a mirrored pair. Runner Guides, Runner Slides and Rails files also contain paired geometry: one file copy does not mean only one side. Increasing the copy count duplicates the whole pair.
Runner Stopper contains one stopper, so a normal drawer needs 2 file copies. Facade Cap needs 2 copies for 1F and 4 copies for 2F or 4F. Preview the part, compare the original assembly diagrams and inspect the object list in your slicer.
Special L² / XL² enclosures, stacking connections, wall mounts and modifications depend on the layout. This example is not a universal hardware bill of materials. The original STL ZIP includes files and a copy manifest; inspect actual instances, dimensions and supports before printing.
Related guides
- VAULT Bambu Studio Export: STL ZIP and Color 3MF
- VAULT Size Selection Guide
- VAULT Hardware Preparation
- VAULT Printing and Assembly Checklist
- VAULT Local Export and Slicing Guide
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