Boxes.py

SlatwallStairs

Platforms in different heights e.g. for screw drivers

Settings for Finger Joints

angle
style		style of the fingers
surroundingspaces		minimal space at the start and end in multiple of normal spaces
edge_width		space below holes of FingerHoleEdge (multiples of thickness)
extra_length		extra material to grind away burn marks (multiples of thickness)
finger		width of the fingers (multiples of thickness)
play		extra space to allow finger move in and out (multiples of thickness)
space		space between fingers (multiples of thickness)
width		width of finger holes (multiples of thickness)

Settings for SlatWallEdges

bottom_hook		"spring", "stud" or "none"
hook_depth		horizontal width of the hook
pitch		vertical spacing of slots middle to middle (in mm)
type
edge_width		space below holes of FingerHoleEdge (multiples of thickness)
hook_extra_height		space surrounding connectors (multiples of thickness)

SlatwallStairs Settings

sx		sections left to right in mm 🛈
sy		sections back to front in mm 🛈
sh		sections bottom to top in mm 🛈
braceheight		height of the brace at the bottom back (in mm). Zero for none

Default Settings

thickness		thickness of the material (in mm) 🛈
format		format of resulting file 🛈
tabs		width of tabs holding the parts in place (in mm)(not supported everywhere) 🛈
debug		print surrounding boxes for some structures 🛈
labels		label the parts (where available)
reference		print reference rectangle with given length (in mm)(zero to disable) 🛈
inner_corners		style for inner corners 🛈
burn		burn correction (in mm)(bigger values for tighter fit) 🛈

You are supposed to add holes or slots to the stair tops yourself using Inkscape or another vector drawing or CAD program.

sh gives height of the stairs from front to back. Note that the overall width and height is bigger than the nominal values as walls and the protrusions are not included in the measurements.