TL;DR When printed for popular KYZ bins, original model is too wide to function. Will work if length (only, x axis) is scaled down, 97.5%. After scaling, it's not a perfect fit visually but it is snug. I uploaded a profile to address fit and other concerns. p.s. not sure why my photo is uploading sideways. Review I ended up printing this 5 times, to get a good scale. The model just doesn't fit (the popular KYZ Design bins). It is overall too wide; when forced into place the bin bulges out, which causes a bad fit to gridfinity base. The channel for snapping in is the wrong shape and size for a perfect fit, but does sit on the lip of the bin if oriented incorrectly (so it fits without stress). Maybe it's designed for a specific bin. It would be helpful if the designer provided info and/or a link to their bin used Asthetics: The walls on top of the label region are too thin to print clean and breaks easily, it seems like an unnecessary and problematic feature. May print better with 0.2mm nozzle (I'm using the standard 0.4mm) The overhang from printing vertically droops just a bit but it's not visable and doesn't affect funtion. I can't give more than 3 stars since the model as-is just doesn't function, and I took a little more off for aesthetics. Fix Tested: Scale (length only, x axis) to 97.5% and it will fit snuggly. Untested: Use supports if you want to avoid drooping overhang. You could also cut the rim around the label region to clean up the print or use a 0.2mm nozzle.

liking the thinner base

Love the design, works great Printed on A1 mini using Sunlu PLA on various colors.

very good thank you

thank you

Great print!

Great idea with the starter pack! Started there, and now printing exactly what I need off of the "Standard" profile.

printed perfectly.

just getting started but a really nice set of bins for the system.

0.6 nozzle 0.24mm height