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I love that. I grew up in a small town, with many kids growing up under the poverty line, and it sucked having to stay behind or see parents struggle to shell out money for school trips. I hope the kids enjoy their trip to DC!
You are amazing, I had to miss out on a trip to Springfield and so far I've stayed in a 1/8th area of my state and never left it. You are a great person for helping kids experience that of which many of us missed out on.
8:58 1. Take a picture of the object next to a ruler or something like a penny. 2. Import the picture into your CAD software and scale to size based on the object. 3. Draw around the tool.
to add to this. The further away you are from the object when you take the picture (and zoom in with the camera) the closer to 90 degrees you'll get. This removes the effect of parallax to a certain degree.
You can take a straight-on picture of a tool with complex profile and then load that into Fusion as a background image, then calibrate your sketch to a known dimension in the image. Then you just sketch on top of the image to create your scale cutout.
Great vid. One thing I normally do is to trace the image of the object, placed a rectangle border around with and take a pic of it with a small ruler so show the scale. Take a pic, open it in photopea (free online photoshop app) square it up using the border, scale it to the ruler measurement. Then trace around the path using the vector pen tool. Create a 10x10mm object (this can be used to make sure that you can check the scale is correct when brought into tinker cad), after that export the path as a SVG. And bring it into tinkercad :)))
The intro was very impressive, and almost made me choke on my lunch. :) For me, the biggest challenge with Gridfinity or any other "storage solution" is figuring out how I want to set up the drawers. And I don't want to trial-and-error it, because that's either throwing money in the garbage or making even *more* crap that I need to store. So I end up getting overwhelmed and just not doing anything with it.
Right there with you. I’m not even remotely organized normally so planning out exactly what’s going where feels a bit overwhelming. I do love that I can freely play around with the bins and the placement though.
It seems to work better if you have few(er) items and/or more space. Does anybody know of a smart system to store *a lot* of small items (electronic components) in not so much space? That would be something I could really use
It really can be a challenge. We found it is best to start with a single drawer. Get a grid, then go item by item for which Gridfinity makes sense (better accessibility, etc.). Soon you will have a full drawer with rearrangeable bins, for items that you need regularly! Then you can get a second grid and move stuff around. And repeat. Going item by item is also a good start for decluttering.
@@dan-nutu check out the "ultimate drawer system". I've organized a heap of electronics components into drawers in that system. There's a parametric freecad model to let you generate a desired drawer height+rows+columns. I've used 8U shelves and mostly 8x1U drawers. But have a few 2U drawers. Also there's a magnetic model inside to make the drawers snap in so they don't slide out and spill all my components. Finally I have designed a bracket so that I can mount these shelves onto a multiboard system on my wall. So far I'm very happy with this setup. Have organized resistors/capacitors/ICs/LEDs/etc, 8 shelves so far. Let me know if this sounds useful and I can share more details. Happy to chat more!
My wife recently suggested and asked for me to Gridfinity the kitchen utensils drawer. Its now underway and we gained over 60% of drawer space back just by using these
I must have watched around 15 videos about Gridfinity, and this one was by far the most enlightening especially the part about the base generator. Well done!
@@perplexinglabs Hey i've noticed a glitch happening. When i try to increase the columns, the render extends upwards almost like a bin. I figured it was a visual glitch, but the file it spits out is also glitched like this. I'm just using the normal baseplate generator. Have you seen anything about this lately? Oh also this is with the "thin" option selected
The online generator looks great for most people. Another option if you use (or want to use) FreeCAD is there is a Gridfinity workbench addon. It looks to have similar features (grids and bins) as the online tool, but has the advantage (for some) of being fully offline once FreeCAD and the Gridfinity workbench are installed.
Completely unashamed to say I watched your entire video to figure out how you did the multi-color bins...and then realized I was mentally making this way harder than I needed to LOL. Thanks so much for these - I found you on makerworld and this project is satisfying in a very real way.
I lucked into the same color toolboxes at Harbor Freight a few days ago! They literally only had the two left. There honestly could not be a more perfect video, time get gridfinity all up on these boxes.
Tip: instead of wasting space on the edges of drawers where grids don't line up, there's gridfinity extended on MakerWorld (not mine, just use it), that lets you do partial grids. So instead of 1x1, you can do "60mm x 2squares'. It makes the entire bottom of normal grid squares, then partial overhangs. They end up as non standard boxes, but you can use up the whole of your space if that's a limiting factor. Also there are some cool remixes of base plates - I've been using Clickbase, which I've been using. Has some nubs that extend to hold bins down pretty well. No magnets, plenty sturdy to keep bins standing in a drawer, and pretty light on filament. Just needs PETG to print them.
Easiest way to make custom cutouts in 3D models of tools is just a flatbed scanner. Lay your tool into the scanner, scan it, then trace around the scan in your vector or CAD package of choice and use that as a cutout.
... I just so happened to get a similar mini toolbox for Christmas, and wasn't sure about what to with the small drawers. Using gridfinity for it makes so much sense, and I wouldn't have even thought about it if not for this video.
I don't have nor have I ever used a 3-D printer. But, I'm on the verge. Your information is priceless. So far it looks like I'm in for an Elegoo Neptune 4 Plus. I really appreciate your videos, creativity and all the information.
Thank you so much for this video, I was overwhelmed with options for the gridfinity system, you broke it down so a knuckle dragging, grease monkey can understand.
@@UncleJessy Didn't help that they were 10 bucks each on Black Friday (but I managed to snag 2 blue ones). Really hoping for purple, or slate grey to match my big toolchests XD
I’m so happy you took the glasses off. I have started watching the video like 5-6 times and couldn’t get past it. Glad I have it a few extra seconds today. 😂 Great video!
Awesome. The only thing that was holding me back from using gridfinity from a while aog was the hassle of designing them myself to fit my drawers, but that online tool is amazing. I'm giving it a go right now.
for custom shapes if you put the item on a piece of paper with a square drawn around it, you can take a top-down picture of it and use that as a layer in fusion 360 and trace it out. then scale using the square.
I didn't 3d print the storage for inside but I use that box for sewing and sewing machine parts. I glues some magnets to the lid to hold some tweezers because there's always a shaft or screw that just dosnt want to get picked up by the meat paw
Pro tip: Print a 10x10mm square, and then place the object on a piece of paper. Take a photo, and then bring it into your favorite image system. Scale the square until it matches 10x10mm on the software, and now you can cut out the object yourself. This is what I do in Blender and it works fine, pretty much everytime.
Thanks for sharing the files! I have a slew of these Kobalt versions that I am gifting and wanted to do this after I finish my Starship Earth model. I also think it is awesome with what you are doing for the your kids class field trip! I didnt know they still go to DC as I did in 5th grade as well! That trip was a blast!
Earlier this year this year I did a video on the Lowe’s mini toolbox and some parts trays I made for it. They were not gridfinity but full trays. I have not compared sizes yet to the HF one but they look identical.
@ my trays are on Makerworld if you wanted to check them out. Under RBallard designs. I am working on a printer build and needed to be able to sort all the screws and such.
Love your impression😂 i really like these Toolboxes, gotta see if I can find similar ones in Germany. I started using Gridfinity years back, but now you sparked my excitement!👊
DUDE! You read my mind! as soon as I saw the HF mini tool box I thought about adding gridfinity to it but haven't been able to find the box at my local HF yet! Beat me to it! haha!
This video is really helpful! Recently I was looking for a smallish container for gridfinity bins. I saw the US general ones, but thought I'd much rather just have drawers, because if the top opens, it means you need space above, and cannot stack them. After chatting with chatGPT, it recommended I look for "flat file cabinets". I found some nice ones on the 'zon, for about $54 each, and well made. Obviously I can't link them here but searching for the above term should give you a broad choice. With your video's links, I can make some grids that fit well in the drawers.
This is amazing. Would you please consider doing a step by step tutorial for the custom shape inserts? I'm very new to this and really don't understand how to get started. What programs, you drew on a paper? Please assist!
Nice video. The neon green and purple on black was giving me some serious Tron vibes. I'm really surprised you can't scale up or down the grid sections themselves so they fit perfectly into the space you want to fill and instead have to add a big frame. If the space I want to fill is just a bit too small for one more grid space, I'd rather shrink the grid sections by a tiny bit and squeeze one more in there than to add a huge frame to fill the space. Hopefully that's a common question and someone is coming up with a tool to do it, or it's not hard to just make those tweaks in Fusion or the printer software.
@5:52 What units are "Minimum base width"? They're clearly not inches, or grid units... Are those mm? So 5 wide x 42 grid size would be 208, but the minimum of 216 gives you an extra 8mm, 4mm on each side? For the video, black bins with neon tops seem really photogenic and awesome. For practical use, is it easier to find stuff in white bins?
Dang it Jessy, I am in process of building these out for the Kobalt Mini Toolbox to integrate into the hinge system I make. BTW Elegoo Blue and Red match these boxes from H.F. pretty darn close.
I like harbor freight but unless its going to sit on a shelf or something i like the kobalt because i believe it has the locking bar in the back so you have to open the top to open anything and thats kinda annoying but it locks
I’ve seen a few people asking but didn’t see an answer. I used the generator mentioned in this video and got bins with a height of 3 to fit in the top storage with the lid closed. Just for those that were asking.
Very helpful video! The links are welcomed as well. Ive been wanting to start my gridfinity journey but haven't been confident to start. Hopefully I can find one of those US General tool boxes as well! They've been hard to find!
Yoo haven’t seen other vitiligo bros much lately, you look great👌 Also the video is just what I need, cause I’m a total noobie to 3d printing but I just crave all the organization
I’m a little confused on filling the space gaps in the generator. Am I putting the leftover mm in the minimum base length/width or putting the full amount? Example: I have a space that’s 210x250. So a 5x5 grid will fit with 40mm leftover. Do I put 40mm or 250mm in that minimum base length/width section?
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I love that. I grew up in a small town, with many kids growing up under the poverty line, and it sucked having to stay behind or see parents struggle to shell out money for school trips. I hope the kids enjoy their trip to DC!
Good ol NY lottery always supporting our schools 🤦🏻♂️
You are amazing, I had to miss out on a trip to Springfield and so far I've stayed in a 1/8th area of my state and never left it. You are a great person for helping kids experience that of which many of us missed out on.
Haha your impression of Zack is so hilarious 🤣
I legit have about 15 mins of outtakes trying to get through that opening 😂
Spot on!
It’s scarily accurate too
Well Done Sir!
And the script was right up there, too!
I hope Zach sees this. That intro was phenomenal
😂🤣 thanks! I struggled with that
Agreed!
That was a solid impression 😂👍
Thanks! Now let’s get right into todays video 🙃🤘
@ couldn’t have said it better 😘
Thanks for the shoutout of my generator website! Loved to see you demo the minimum width/length options for the bases!
you're the goat for that!
Definitely! THANKS SO MUCH FOR THE KILLER WORK!!!
@@KonkaBass Thank you! (Sidenote: checked out your music... you've got some genuinely sick tracks!)
AND with MultiBoard FTW!
This website is incredible. Killer work. Big big thank you to you for your efforts on that. It's fantastic.
8:58
1. Take a picture of the object next to a ruler or something like a penny.
2. Import the picture into your CAD software and scale to size based on the object.
3. Draw around the tool.
to add to this. The further away you are from the object when you take the picture (and zoom in with the camera) the closer to 90 degrees you'll get. This removes the effect of parallax to a certain degree.
I’m sure Zack will be proud of you intro
😂
You can take a straight-on picture of a tool with complex profile and then load that into Fusion as a background image, then calibrate your sketch to a known dimension in the image. Then you just sketch on top of the image to create your scale cutout.
That would be my solution too :)
Or directly into Cura and you can get the object fron an image there too
I think in one of Zach's videos, I saw him take a picture of the object with a ruler in frame so that he could calibrate the scale/dimensions.
It's not just the script; the delivery is *absolutely perfect*
The color change at the top is genius! Stealing that for everything Gridfinity from here on out.
Great vid. One thing I normally do is to trace the image of the object, placed a rectangle border around with and take a pic of it with a small ruler so show the scale. Take a pic, open it in photopea (free online photoshop app) square it up using the border, scale it to the ruler measurement. Then trace around the path using the vector pen tool. Create a 10x10mm object (this can be used to make sure that you can check the scale is correct when brought into tinker cad), after that export the path as a SVG. And bring it into tinkercad :)))
The intro was very impressive, and almost made me choke on my lunch. :)
For me, the biggest challenge with Gridfinity or any other "storage solution" is figuring out how I want to set up the drawers. And I don't want to trial-and-error it, because that's either throwing money in the garbage or making even *more* crap that I need to store. So I end up getting overwhelmed and just not doing anything with it.
Right there with you. I’m not even remotely organized normally so planning out exactly what’s going where feels a bit overwhelming. I do love that I can freely play around with the bins and the placement though.
It seems to work better if you have few(er) items and/or more space. Does anybody know of a smart system to store *a lot* of small items (electronic components) in not so much space? That would be something I could really use
It really can be a challenge. We found it is best to start with a single drawer. Get a grid, then go item by item for which Gridfinity makes sense (better accessibility, etc.). Soon you will have a full drawer with rearrangeable bins, for items that you need regularly! Then you can get a second grid and move stuff around. And repeat.
Going item by item is also a good start for decluttering.
@@dan-nutu check out the "ultimate drawer system". I've organized a heap of electronics components into drawers in that system. There's a parametric freecad model to let you generate a desired drawer height+rows+columns. I've used 8U shelves and mostly 8x1U drawers. But have a few 2U drawers. Also there's a magnetic model inside to make the drawers snap in so they don't slide out and spill all my components. Finally I have designed a bracket so that I can mount these shelves onto a multiboard system on my wall. So far I'm very happy with this setup. Have organized resistors/capacitors/ICs/LEDs/etc, 8 shelves so far. Let me know if this sounds useful and I can share more details. Happy to chat more!
My wife recently suggested and asked for me to Gridfinity the kitchen utensils drawer. Its now underway and we gained over 60% of drawer space back just by using these
The alliteration at the beginning was actually perfect. Well done sir.
I must have watched around 15 videos about Gridfinity, and this one was by far the most enlightening especially the part about the base generator. Well done!
That was a great impression. Not just the alliteration, but the cadence, inflections, etc...
1. Thanks for the rundown.
2. Go Bills!
That generator website is awesome. Thanks for letting people know about it.
Heck yeah! I was watching fusion tutorials then decided to do some google searching & found it. So dang helpful
As the one who made the generator website... thank you for the kind words!
@@perplexinglabs Hey i've noticed a glitch happening. When i try to increase the columns, the render extends upwards almost like a bin. I figured it was a visual glitch, but the file it spits out is also glitched like this. I'm just using the normal baseplate generator. Have you seen anything about this lately?
Oh also this is with the "thin" option selected
Your use of alliteration and the mock eye computer get the thumbs up! I love it!!!
I'm setting up my first 3D printer today. This is extremely helpful as just knowing where to go is something no one does.
The online generator looks great for most people. Another option if you use (or want to use) FreeCAD is there is a Gridfinity workbench addon. It looks to have similar features (grids and bins) as the online tool, but has the advantage (for some) of being fully offline once FreeCAD and the Gridfinity workbench are installed.
Right when I am about to download FreeCAD to mess around with, will definately gonna get that addon, thanks.
Completely unashamed to say I watched your entire video to figure out how you did the multi-color bins...and then realized I was mentally making this way harder than I needed to LOL. Thanks so much for these - I found you on makerworld and this project is satisfying in a very real way.
Intro was spot on! I'm always so impressed and entertained watching him do what he does.
I lucked into the same color toolboxes at Harbor Freight a few days ago! They literally only had the two left. There honestly could not be a more perfect video, time get gridfinity all up on these boxes.
Love these gridfinity setups. So awesome. I have been printing this stuff like crazy. ORGANIZE ALL THE THINGS!!!
Tip: instead of wasting space on the edges of drawers where grids don't line up, there's gridfinity extended on MakerWorld (not mine, just use it), that lets you do partial grids. So instead of 1x1, you can do "60mm x 2squares'. It makes the entire bottom of normal grid squares, then partial overhangs. They end up as non standard boxes, but you can use up the whole of your space if that's a limiting factor.
Also there are some cool remixes of base plates - I've been using Clickbase, which I've been using. Has some nubs that extend to hold bins down pretty well. No magnets, plenty sturdy to keep bins standing in a drawer, and pretty light on filament. Just needs PETG to print them.
Thanks! School trip, you bet!!
Thanks so much for the generous donation!!!
Easiest way to make custom cutouts in 3D models of tools is just a flatbed scanner. Lay your tool into the scanner, scan it, then trace around the scan in your vector or CAD package of choice and use that as a cutout.
I am 1 second into the video and I laughed SO HARD. Can’t wait to watch the rest 😂 Love ya Zack!
... I just so happened to get a similar mini toolbox for Christmas, and wasn't sure about what to with the small drawers. Using gridfinity for it makes so much sense, and I wouldn't have even thought about it if not for this video.
I don't have nor have I ever used a 3-D printer. But, I'm on the verge. Your information is priceless. So far it looks like I'm in for an Elegoo Neptune 4 Plus. I really appreciate your videos, creativity and all the information.
Okay, that opening was Epic. The LEGO HUD was an amazing addition.
I wish I could get those tool boxes at my local HF. Those are so useful looking.
Thank you so much for this video, I was overwhelmed with options for the gridfinity system, you broke it down so a knuckle dragging, grease monkey can understand.
Earned my like just on the extremely high effort intro. Appreciate the homage.
You the man, the timing of this is perfect! I was just about to dive into this.
Oh this is perfect I've been 3d printing for a couple months now and keep seeing these but was never really sure what they were exactly
Great timing on this video! I just learned about gridfinity and printed out my first weighted base! Thank you for the vid.
Oh a weighted base sounds cool
These toolboxes have been sold out for a month now!!! But once I do get mine, I will be using these organizers. Great Video Unc! 🙌🙌
Keep checking! I'm hoping they offer more colors soon
@@UncleJessy Didn't help that they were 10 bucks each on Black Friday (but I managed to snag 2 blue ones). Really hoping for purple, or slate grey to match my big toolchests XD
That impression was spot-on 😂 and the LEGO lens just made it that much better.
That was a great intro tip of the hat to Zack. Uncle Jessy coming in. Love your videos.
I’m so happy you took the glasses off. I have started watching the video like 5-6 times and couldn’t get past it. Glad I have it a few extra seconds today. 😂 Great video!
Awesome. The only thing that was holding me back from using gridfinity from a while aog was the hassle of designing them myself to fit my drawers, but that online tool is amazing. I'm giving it a go right now.
Perfect timing. I just got my X1C set up and just downloaded the gridfinity plug in. 🙃
Your Zack impression was spot on. 🤣
for custom shapes if you put the item on a piece of paper with a square drawn around it, you can take a top-down picture of it and use that as a layer in fusion 360 and trace it out. then scale using the square.
I didn't 3d print the storage for inside but I use that box for sewing and sewing machine parts. I glues some magnets to the lid to hold some tweezers because there's always a shaft or screw that just dosnt want to get picked up by the meat paw
Pro tip: Print a 10x10mm square, and then place the object on a piece of paper. Take a photo, and then bring it into your favorite image system. Scale the square until it matches 10x10mm on the software, and now you can cut out the object yourself. This is what I do in Blender and it works fine, pretty much everytime.
I had no idea about the gridfinity ruler! That's so handy!
I've been trying to get one of those boxes to use to store all my nozzles, tools and such for printing. Awesome 👍
Keep hunting. Hopefully back in stock soon. I’m hoping they put out a purple one
@@UncleJessy there's a rumor that could come out in May. Here's hoping.
Also, Go Bills!
Zach is one of the few channels I *can't* watch at 1.25 speed. :P
That opener was the best thing I've seen all week! Thank you.
Thanks for sharing! I think you are the perfect one to make clear resin covers w hinges for those m2, m3, m4 bolts, washers and nuts
If you have a normal printer/scanner you could also scan your item using the scanner then import the image into Fusion then draw over the image.
Thanks for sharing the files! I have a slew of these Kobalt versions that I am gifting and wanted to do this after I finish my Starship Earth model. I also think it is awesome with what you are doing for the your kids class field trip! I didnt know they still go to DC as I did in 5th grade as well! That trip was a blast!
Earlier this year this year I did a video on the Lowe’s mini toolbox and some parts trays I made for it. They were not gridfinity but full trays. I have not compared sizes yet to the HF one but they look identical.
oh nice! I've heard they are very similar in design. The harbor freight have magnetic drawers & bumpers I think I saw from a comparison video.
@ my trays are on Makerworld if you wanted to check them out. Under RBallard designs. I am working on a printer build and needed to be able to sort all the screws and such.
Thank you this was a lot less hectic than Zack's video to follow
Nice!
Thanks so much for the donation! Also, didnt realize I wasnt already following you on here! Subbed!
I love my Tracer for this application. With the scaling issue I have been importing the SVG into Bambu Studio and exporting that STL into tinker cad .
Ohhhh now that’s a hot tip! Thanks. I’m going to try that out this afternoon
Love your impression😂 i really like these Toolboxes, gotta see if I can find similar ones in Germany. I started using Gridfinity years back, but now you sparked my excitement!👊
Thanks! Yeah hopefully you can order them online soon!
Love love love the eye wear! Solid reference much love from Newfoundland Canada
I also gridfinitied my HF mini toolbox. It has been surprisingly useful.
Heck yeah!!
Do you not close the lids on your mini toolboxes?
This is what I’ve been looking for. I’ve been laser engraving these harbor freight mini tool boxes and need some storage options
Your Zack cosplay was great!
Your alliterations at the beginning made me immediately think of Zack Freedman. Well done!
Just downloaded the Gridfinity Master Collection, let's go !
I literally did the J. Jonah Jameson laugh when I saw your Lego Cyborg eyepiece!
😂🤣 don’t forget the sticky tape so it sorta sticks to your face & not half falling off
Love the video! It was exactly what I was looking for. Thank you.
The harbor freight mini toolbox is worth its weight in gold! I’m sad I wasn’t able to get one
DUDE! You read my mind! as soon as I saw the HF mini tool box I thought about adding gridfinity to it but haven't been able to find the box at my local HF yet! Beat me to it! haha!
This video is really helpful! Recently I was looking for a smallish container for gridfinity bins. I saw the US general ones, but thought I'd much rather just have drawers, because if the top opens, it means you need space above, and cannot stack them. After chatting with chatGPT, it recommended I look for "flat file cabinets". I found some nice ones on the 'zon, for about $54 each, and well made. Obviously I can't link them here but searching for the above term should give you a broad choice. With your video's links, I can make some grids that fit well in the drawers.
Which slicer and settings do you use for your Elegoo? I see you are doing REALLY nice prints on those!
These boxes are the hit this Xmas UJ! Fantastic video.
This is amazing. Would you please consider doing a step by step tutorial for the custom shape inserts? I'm very new to this and really don't understand how to get started. What programs, you drew on a paper?
Please assist!
Okay you've inspired me, this weekend at harbor freight I'm just going to buy like 10 of those little things and gridfinity out my life
The 2-tone bins look great!
Nice video. The neon green and purple on black was giving me some serious Tron vibes.
I'm really surprised you can't scale up or down the grid sections themselves so they fit perfectly into the space you want to fill and instead have to add a big frame. If the space I want to fill is just a bit too small for one more grid space, I'd rather shrink the grid sections by a tiny bit and squeeze one more in there than to add a huge frame to fill the space. Hopefully that's a common question and someone is coming up with a tool to do it, or it's not hard to just make those tweaks in Fusion or the printer software.
For anyone interested, I made bins with handles for the US General mini toolbox as well. It's over on Printables.
What is your post called? I can’t find it by searching on printables
@ethansmith7 U.S. General Mini Toolbox Bin with handles and dividers.
For some reason I can't Post links on here.
Zack does it by having a working heads up display ;)
That intro was Solid! haha well done
Maybe it would be easier if you use a 3d LiDAR Scanner, I hear there’s an iPhone app for iPhones with the LiDAR Scanner equipped.
@5:52 What units are "Minimum base width"? They're clearly not inches, or grid units... Are those mm? So 5 wide x 42 grid size would be 208, but the minimum of 216 gives you an extra 8mm, 4mm on each side?
For the video, black bins with neon tops seem really photogenic and awesome. For practical use, is it easier to find stuff in white bins?
I love your Zach cosplay! 🙂
You get extra points for keeping your language family friendly.
Always keep it clean for the kiddos out there ;)
Dang it Jessy, I am in process of building these out for the Kobalt Mini Toolbox to integrate into the hinge system I make. BTW Elegoo Blue and Red match these boxes from H.F. pretty darn close.
oh man now that sounds awesome!!
I like harbor freight but unless its going to sit on a shelf or something i like the kobalt because i believe it has the locking bar in the back so you have to open the top to open anything and thats kinda annoying but it locks
I’ve seen a few people asking but didn’t see an answer. I used the generator mentioned in this video and got bins with a height of 3 to fit in the top storage with the lid closed. Just for those that were asking.
That was a beautiful intro. 🎉
Very helpful video! The links are welcomed as well. Ive been wanting to start my gridfinity journey but haven't been confident to start. Hopefully I can find one of those US General tool boxes as well! They've been hard to find!
Awesome idea, I regulary use it for all sorts of storage solution. Like in the Infamous IKEA ALEX .
Ah, abounding alliterative allusions to our affable automaton amigo. Awe-inspiring!
Yoo haven’t seen other vitiligo bros much lately, you look great👌
Also the video is just what I need, cause I’m a total noobie to 3d printing but I just crave all the organization
🤘🤘 #vitiligobros
I’m a little confused on filling the space gaps in the generator. Am I putting the leftover mm in the minimum base length/width or putting the full amount?
Example: I have a space that’s 210x250. So a 5x5 grid will fit with 40mm leftover. Do I put 40mm or 250mm in that minimum base length/width section?
Awesome Zack attempt. 🤣
"attempt" is the keyword there
You should cover the beta of the new elagoo slicer based off of Orca, it’s wonderful for newbies
i did print one of these for kobolt mini tool box.
Can the toolbox close with gridfinity in the top?
Great video. Where can I get those bills chicken wing prints? I love both of those and seeing them combined into one is awesome.
How are most people cutting and connecting the grid when it’s larger than the baseplate?
What was the filament you used for the custom buffalo wing bin?
oh my that intro made me laugh, great impression