A customizable 3D print by oddlyhelpful
Bins for the grid.
Sized by you.
Bins sized in 42 mm grid units, with compartments where you want them, and the baseplates they sit in. Every part is built to the published Gridfinity dimensions, and you download it as an STL to print.
Gridfinity is Zack Freedman's open design. These parts are made to fit it. oddlyhelpful is not affiliated with him.
Set up your bin.
Replace every setting with the starting part?
Loading the geometry kernel
Bin
Reads
Cut 0.6 mm into the flat bottom of a foot in letters 3 mm tall, as it reads with the part turned over, which is the view here. A corner puts the label under that corner's foot; the middle puts it under the middle foot, with the oddlyhelpful mark. Every line is centered, and a line too long for one goes onto a second. Under the middle foot, the lines go above and below the mark; with no room there, they stack in the middle and the mark moves to a corner of that foot. The fit test goes without both.
A baseplate has no flat underside to take a label: its underside is the grid of sockets. Bins and inserts take one under a foot.
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Details
The selected one is what the Print step uses. Configure one to keep working on it.
Nothing saved yet. Set up a bin or a baseplate, name it, and save.
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