Gridfinity Divider Bins

61K downloads · 4 years ago · Versatile open-top storage blocks for the Gridfinity modular workshop storage system - multiple size

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Versatile open-top storage blocks for the Gridfinity modular workshop storage system - multiple sizes for infinite options!

Gridfinity is the ultimate organizer for your whole workshop! Learn more at
Find more Gridfinity accessories at https://bit.ly/3E2NxnZ

Parametric source file: https://a360.co/3vbu9B5

These are perfect for storing small parts and long, thin objects like needle files, and you can stack them as high as you want! The inner surface has a generous scoop to make retrieving parts easy, and the tab fits 12mm label-maker tape.

I've provided a selection of different sizes and divider counts, to give you OPTIONS! Note that none of the compartment sizes overlap - there isn't a two-compartment 4x1 bin because you can just use two one-compartment 2x1 bins.

Dimensions in file names are Width x Depth x Height. Width and Depth units are 42mm grid slots, Height is in 7mm units. A Prusa i3 Mk3S can fit a five-unit-wide bin on its plate.

Note that two-unit-high bins don't have labels - they would cut too far into the usable storage area.

Brims and support are not required, and these can be printed in any filament with an 0.6mm or smaller nozzle. Wider bins can curl, so maximize your bed adhesion if you're going big!

Gridfinity Tips!

All storage blocks are compatible with all baseplates!
Most storage blocks are stackable!
You can add 6x2mm magnets to the corners! They won't magnetize the contents.
You can also use M3 screws in the corners.

Gridfinity was inspired by Alexandre Chappel's ModuBOX system, which is found at https://www.alch.shop/shop/assortment

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Community Makes (16)

Just starting to make these and this is so fun! Everything in my house is about to be organized. Thank you!

This must be my 300th atempt to organize.

But so far this is the best system i have found.

Very impressed that they stay put when slamming the drawer

Overhangs are tricky with very fast printing-speeds, but they are totally usable.
Thank you Zack <3

Just getting started on these and testing out different divider bins and organizers. I'm using up a 5 year old roll of PETG that's been hanging out in my dry box for a little too long and has become the chosen first sacrifice to the 3D printed storage bin gods. More colors to come but this spool is going to the end!

3D Printed Gridfinity (Divider Bins) by Zack Freedman

Community Makes (16)

Discussions

kmeisthax2 years ago

Just as a warning to people who like magnets: the following models are missing magnet holes on the bottom of the bin.

Divider Box 3x1x2 1-Compartment Divider Box 3x1x3 1-Compartment Divider Box 4x1x3 1-Compartment Divider Box 4x1x6 1-Compartment Divider Box 5x1x6 3-Compartment

timecreepsby2 years ago

The unlimited power of a Gridfinity 1x1

L&L1 year ago

No one man should have all that power!

kvanosdoll2 years ago

Just starting to make these and this is so fun! Everything in my house is about to be organized. Thank you!

Coach3 years ago

Just wanted to mention that the box 3x1x2 1 compartment appears to actually be the same height as 3x1x3 1 compartment without the label part

ColonelPanic423 years ago

Anywhere where I can get 2 or more row versions of these? Or is there a non-Fusion 360 version of the parametric file? Fusion 360 is not Linux friendly

EDIT: Found an answer: https://github.com/kennetek/gridfinity-rebuilt-openscad

zylantha4 years ago

This is great, except that I have already heavily invested in 50x50mm as the base dimensions. Changing the slotDimension parameter from 42mm to 50mm changes the basic unit size, however the base is not correctly scaled and the label doesn't size correctly (it becomes too wide!). I don't know Fusion360 enough to identify what the issue is, would anybody else who is more capable than me be able to fix this parameter to correctly scale up?

john36782 years ago