Parametric Gridfinity Generator - Create your own Remixed by Cullen J Webb

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Cullen J Webb

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Example Bins - Swappable Labels

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4 plates

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Use the Makerworld Model Maker to generate your own bins!

I have adapted several OpenSCAD models made by the community and have added them here for you to generate and download custom Gridfinity Bins, baseplates, and other tools!

These models have been simplified to work better with the MakerWorld Model Maker, so if you need more features be sure to download the originals.

More are on the way, so check back as they are added!

Gridfinity Models Available:

gridfinity

gridfinity bin

gridfinity baseplate

Comment & Rating (9)

@FireFox1423

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These customizable bins are awesome

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@CullenJWebb

Thank you thank you!

@user_1263305261

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Also Excellent!

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@CullenJWebb

Thank you so much!

@TrioxV1

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You're welcome :D

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@CullenJWebb

:D Thank you thank you

@zerocle

First off, thank you so much for publishing the openscad models. this makes gridfinity and your snappable labels infinitely more useful and I'm super excited. I did however notice a couple bugs 1. if the split bin intersects with the snap label, then the split will raise above the top of the label, interfering with the label placement 2. if you extend the label to take up multiple widths, only the first width of label gets the snaps embedded. I will look into if I can fix these tonight, I just haven't had a chance to look yet. For reference I was creating a 3 Gridfinity wide bin with 5 splits and a full width label. My goal is to create labels all the way across for M3x4,6,8,10,12 Pan head

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@CullenJWebb

Issue 1 is definitely a problem, the creator of the model (Chris Heazlewood) has clarified that he's not happy with the current implementation and is working on an update (this is all on github). I will bring this to his attention as well so that he can make sure the cutout for labels is made after the divider walls. Issue 2 is *technically* intended behavior, originally I only intended for a single label for each bin. However, now that you mention it, I like the idea of adding an option to toggle as many label slots as the bin is wide. I will ask him about this, but for now I recommend using the negative volumes included with the click labels collection to add the 3 slots for labels in your slicer. I've added screenshots here of what that looks like adding 3 labels to a bin. To add a negative volume in Bambu Studio (will be similar in other slicers) add the gridfinity bin to the plate and do the following: - Right click the model and select "Add Negative Part" > "Load" - Select the "Negative Volume - Horizontal Label Slot.step" file that is in the complete collection - Position the negative carefully where you want the label slot to be located (screenshot 01) - Slice and confirm that the label slots are present (screenshot 02)