5x2x60mm Gridfinity Bin and Ramp by pmorgan

pmorgan

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X1 Carbon

X1E

0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 20% infill

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5 h

1 plate

5.0(1)

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Released

Description

This tray follows the Gridfinity base system and the tray section stands 60mm tall. The larger section is a flat-bottomed bin, and the smaller slide is an angled tray excellent for straws, pencils, or something pointy (sharp-side down the deep side for protection).

The walls are 4.25mm thick and have a bit of extra infill to make them stronger. The edges are filleted for aesthetics and to limit edge-cuts when reaching into the drawer in the dark on late night snack excursions.

I use this for storing crab-cracking utensils and a specific straw that I don't want to misplace.

The bottom is not magnetic.

Gridfinity by Zack Freedman: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ra_9zU-mnl8

Comment & Rating (5)

@ksetdekov

printed great (two tone, because run out of filament). it would be great to make a revision to clean up the top of the sloped part, I think there is an unnecessary chamfer that creates two indentation at the top

The designer has replied

@pmorgan

Yeah, I'm certainly new at 3D modeling. Within the program I was using, OnShape, I couldn't get rid of that peak. In the near future, I'll be designing more Gridfinity items, and I'll try to learn more.

@ksetdekov

Replying to @pmorgan :

btw, are you willing to share original onshape file links? I think I know how to solve this

@pmorgan

Replying to @ksetdekov :

I think I solved it by moving the fillet command later in the sequential order of operations and adding that edge into the fillet command. This way it doesn't stack the angled face on top of the fillet but instead fillets the edge after the angled extrude command. You are welcome to check my work; as I said, I'm still learning. https://cad.onshape.com/documents/6687cb8867d391535aa043f9/w/a933218338e98b12e4d1e4db/e/fd8abecbba3303274d0da9ce?renderMode=0&uiState=664d3720e6713d3cf7aca169