In the field of metal additive manufacturing, the metal binder jetting process is mainly characterized by its cost advantage and a higher level of detail compared to the established laser powder bed fusion process. This allows the design freedom of additive manufacturing to be applied to an even wider range of industrial fields. However, to avoid costly iteration loops and to fully exploit the potential of metal binder jetting, design guidelines are needed that systematically identify the restrictions and possibilities of this process. Therefore, in this paper, a procedure for determining a comprehensive design compendium is presented.