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9x3.5 A1 Mini Gridfinity Bin 3U Dovetail Split Fit

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A1 mini
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3 Piece Split Tight Fit (A1 Mini, Fits any Printer)
3 Piece Split Tight Fit (A1 Mini, Fits any Printer)
Designer
5.3 h
3 plates

2 Piece Split Tight Fit (PIS/P2S/X2D/Etc.)
2 Piece Split Tight Fit (PIS/P2S/X2D/Etc.)
Designer
4.6 h
2 plates

3 Piece Split Loose Fit (A1 Mini, Fits any Printer)
3 Piece Split Loose Fit (A1 Mini, Fits any Printer)
Designer
5.2 h
3 plates

2 Piece Split Loose Fit (PIS/P2S/X2D/Etc.)
2 Piece Split Loose Fit (PIS/P2S/X2D/Etc.)
Designer
4.6 h
2 plates

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A standard 9x3.5 Gridfinity bin that actually fits on smaller printer beds, thanks to a clean, strong dovetail split with built-in alignment tabs.

 

See my other models for more sizes. If you need any specific size, ask in the comments and I should be able to make one fast.

 

This model is a 3-unit-tall Gridfinity bin (~24.8mm tall), split into printable sections so it fits cleanly on the Bambu Lab A1 Mini, and I also included a Bambu Lab P1S profile for anyone printing on a larger bed. I've added alignment tabs along the split so the sections self-register during assembly, keeping the sides perfectly aligned and helping prevent side-to-side movement.

 

This was a user requested size.

 

Every model includes both a tight profile and a loose profile. I prefer the tight version because it is very snug and doesn't move. The loose version is there for anyone who wants easier assembly and disassembly or whose printer runs a little looser on tolerances.

Features

  • True Gridfinity standard sizing
  • 9x3.5 footprint
  • 3 units tall to fit more items (~24.8mm tall)
  • A1 Mini and P1S profiles included
  • Tight and loose dovetail fit options
  • Dovetail split for strength with alignment tabs
  • Prints flat, no supports required
  • Works great with PLA, PETG, or ABS

Perfect For

  • Long tools
  • Electronics parts
  • Desk organization
  • Modular drawer systems
  • Zip tie storage
  • Chip clips

Printing Instructions

Recommended Settings

  • Layer height: 0.2 mm
  • Walls: 3-4
  • Infill: 10-20% (Gyroid or Cubic)
  • Supports: None
  • Brim: Optional (only if your material tends to warp)

Assembly

  • Dry-fit first
  • Start with the tight profile if your printer is well tuned
  • Use the loose profile if you want easier removal or your machine prints slightly oversized
  • Glue is optional, but CA glue or a plastic-safe adhesive works well if you want a permanent assembly

⭐️ If this model helps, boosts are hugely appreciated and help others find this set of split Gridfinity bins.

Comment & Rating (2)

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THANK YOU!!! I found The Traveler’s maker page a month or so ago and have been using many of the prints as I build out my new toolbox. The GAMECHANGER is that the prints are high quality and are designed to print on the A1 mini. I requested this as a custom size for some large screwdrivers in the back of a drawer and the turnaround was extremely fast. Thanks for your efforts in widening access for us A1 mini users without the skills (yet). Highly recommend using any prints on this page having used many already and many to come.
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