From the Loftsmith Workshop
Gridfinity junk-drawer bins with label tabs
Gives the loose stuff in your junk drawer a place to live: tape, a knife, a handful of AA batteries. Each bin has a raised label tab with its name on it, and the knife bin has a finger dip so it's easy to lift out. Resize the pockets to match your own tape and knife.
3 parts · 148 g · 139 × 181 × 39 mm
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No adjustable sizes
Ask for the sizes you want to tweak, e.g. “make the width adjustable”.
How to print it
Parts
- bin-tape · PLA · Base down on the bed
No supports needed.
- bin-knife · PLA · Base down on the bed
No supports needed.
- bin-aa · PLA · Base down on the bed
No supports needed.
Print settings
- Layer height
- 0.2 mm
- Walls
- 2
- Infill
- 15%
- Supports
- Off
- Notes
- Standard PLA profile on the A1. All three bins fit on one plate.
Hardware
- 0 × 6 x 2 mm magnets (optional) · Only if you turn on the magnet holes toggle on the Adjust tab: 16 for bin-tape, 16 for bin-knife and 8 for bin-aa.
Assembly
- Drop each bin onto your Gridfinity baseplate with the label facing you. It lifts straight back out.
- Put the tape in upright, the knife on its spine with the blade retracted, and the batteries in, either end up.
Good to know
- The slider ends were checked by calculation, not built, so drag each one to its ends and look at the Check tab to confirm.
- All three bins show a 'Form reads boxy' style note from the square Gridfinity walls. It isn't a print defect.
- The feet are about 0.15 mm taller than the standard so they print without supports. Check that the first bin drops into your baseplate.
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