Great video, but i'm missing one very important thing: Links to models (Baseplates, Basic bins, OpenScad file, F360 plugin, etc...) - Not that i'm not able to find them, but since you've showed it, it would be nice to have direct links for others, that can struggle with finding things ;)
Hello, first time viewer here. I like your style and also the fact that you do NOT try to be funny. Too many Ytuber are trying and it's frankly annoying. That being said, I'd like to know your opinion on Multigrid if you ever consider. Thanks for sharing with all of us
Happy to have you here 😊 Haha I hope I'm at least a bit funny :/ Sorry, do you mean multiboard (for walls) or mutligrid? Honestly I think it's all personal preference 😊 For the with Gridfinity it was the sheer amount of user modules that was the game changer...
any idea where I can find a more in depth tutorial on building custom bins? This wasn't in dept enough and to fast for me to understand what the heck is happening lol
Hey! sadly i couldn't really find one on RUclips right now. But honestly, if you have some basic knowledge of Fusion, it's pretty easy. For my easy modules I do the following: 1. Create a solid Gridfinity bin in the right dimensions with the Plugin 2. create a drawing on the top layer and then either trace from a photo or just draw according to measurements. 3. Just extrude and add some fillets I know it's probably a oversimplified explanation, but I hope it helps a little bit
I definitely think you need a balance of custom and generic bins. I went crazy and printed a bunch of custom bins that now live in my failed prints box. The generic bins turned out to be far more useful in practice. That said, certain things that I use often and are very fiddly definitely benefited from a custom bin (e.g. my soldering iron and my calipers).
Great vid. I found Gridfinity a couple weeks ago and i cant stop printing. It fits almost perfect into my Ikea Alex drawers 7x12 grid with a 20mm spacer at the back. takes so long to print things on my ender3 v3 se but toatly worth it
i think gridfinity is not the answer for the grey bins you have. and if you need to replace the gridfinity bins time to time you colud have replace grey bins too
true! the grey bins were more meant to show a way of sorting things that went really wrong because stuff was just always thrown on top and the system didnt really change with the use
What settings and infill pattern are you using? I usually use 10% I have tried less but ended up having problems. It was with a bad filament so I might have learned the wrong lesson that I can’t go lower…
@@Arne.Bornheim largely depends on what you're printing. I like to use the newer "Support Cubic" they added recently to Orca. It's pretty neat. I usually go with 5-10% unless the model needs extra rigidity. Even then it's usually better to increase the wall loops instead at that point
It's so disappointing to see Zack Freedman getting all the credit when all he did was take a system by Alexandre Chappel ruclips.net/video/CHFK5sY8ToE/видео.html. All Zack did was make a free, parametric version.
@@fogfestival I watched the video and didn't see Alexandre get mentioned, just Zack And no, I don't think Alexandre was the first. But Zack made a point of how he took Alexandre's idea and just made it free and parametric and now he's the one getting all the credit which seems wrong to me.
Hi David, thanks for your feedback! I understand what you mean. For me, gridfinity is the best because of all the community modules. The base system with bins is nice but nothing too special. Totally agree that Alexandre made something fairly similar as the base version of gridfinity though. (and I think @fogfestival meant that Zack mentioned alexandre in his video, not me 😊 )
@@Arne.Bornheim "Totally agree that Alexandre made something fairly similar as the base version of gridfinity though" Zack explicitly says he took the design from Alexandre in his first video. Also, it's Davyd, not David
Versions of Alexandre's bins have been around since before Alexandre was born. It is called iterating. Zack gets the credit he deserves for making his version.
Great video, but i'm missing one very important thing: Links to models (Baseplates, Basic bins, OpenScad file, F360 plugin, etc...) - Not that i'm not able to find them, but since you've showed it, it would be nice to have direct links for others, that can struggle with finding things ;)
just go on printables and search gridfinity, come on its not that hard
Thanks so much! And you're right: I forgot the links... Will fix asap 😊
Thank you, this was super helpful to me.
Happy you liked it ! 😊
Hello, first time viewer here. I like your style and also the fact that you do NOT try to be funny. Too many Ytuber are trying and it's frankly annoying.
That being said, I'd like to know your opinion on Multigrid if you ever consider. Thanks for sharing with all of us
Happy to have you here 😊
Haha I hope I'm at least a bit funny :/
Sorry, do you mean multiboard (for walls) or mutligrid?
Honestly I think it's all personal preference 😊 For the with Gridfinity it was the sheer amount of user modules that was the game changer...
@@Arne.Bornheim Yes I mean Multiboard, sorry. When I said you do not try to be funny, I really meant you were funny :)
Nice Video
Thanks so much 😊 !
any idea where I can find a more in depth tutorial on building custom bins? This wasn't in dept enough and to fast for me to understand what the heck is happening lol
Hey! sadly i couldn't really find one on RUclips right now. But honestly, if you have some basic knowledge of Fusion, it's pretty easy.
For my easy modules I do the following:
1. Create a solid Gridfinity bin in the right dimensions with the Plugin
2. create a drawing on the top layer and then either trace from a photo or just draw according to measurements.
3. Just extrude and add some fillets
I know it's probably a oversimplified explanation, but I hope it helps a little bit
I definitely think you need a balance of custom and generic bins. I went crazy and printed a bunch of custom bins that now live in my failed prints box. The generic bins turned out to be far more useful in practice. That said, certain things that I use often and are very fiddly definitely benefited from a custom bin (e.g. my soldering iron and my calipers).
Yeah it‘s definitely the best to have a mix. I definitely love custom bins but you can’t overdo it…
Great vid. I found Gridfinity a couple weeks ago and i cant stop printing. It fits almost perfect into my Ikea Alex drawers 7x12 grid with a 20mm spacer at the back. takes so long to print things on my ender3 v3 se but toatly worth it
nice! happy you love it too! and good to know it fits into ikea well because so many people have it!
i think gridfinity is not the answer for the grey bins you have. and if you need to replace the gridfinity bins time to time you colud have replace grey bins too
true! the grey bins were more meant to show a way of sorting things that went really wrong because stuff was just always thrown on top and the system didnt really change with the use
Lower your infill settings. Some of those are way dense. Probably a factor in your filament use complaint
What settings and infill pattern are you using?
I usually use 10%
I have tried less but ended up having problems. It was with a bad filament so I might have learned the wrong lesson that I can’t go lower…
@@Arne.Bornheim largely depends on what you're printing. I like to use the newer "Support Cubic" they added recently to Orca. It's pretty neat. I usually go with 5-10% unless the model needs extra rigidity. Even then it's usually better to increase the wall loops instead at that point
Using 20% lightning infill is absolutely enough
@@marcel2258I even go as low as 10% lightning and it seems to be working fine so far
great vid, hope some brand find you and you are able to live from yt
Thanks :) working on it!
how do I make such timelapse on my printer?
I actually made a full video on my channel about this 😊 you should check it out!
Nice video. We are also about to switch some of our storage solutions to gridfinity...
haha nice and have fun with your Gridfinity journey!
I love your videos, i don’t know how you don’t have around 10 million subscribers!
thank you 😊 ! I think we're getting there (very slowly 😃)
Hey good video. Just found your channel. You earned a new subscribers
Thanks so much 😊 happy to have you on the channel !
Should be quite difficult to live with that level of OCD...
Haha I’m good thanks. It’s just a cool project
It's so disappointing to see Zack Freedman getting all the credit when all he did was take a system by Alexandre Chappel ruclips.net/video/CHFK5sY8ToE/видео.html. All Zack did was make a free, parametric version.
he specifically gives credit and mentions Alexandre. And you really thing Alexandre was the first to come up with this?
@@fogfestival I watched the video and didn't see Alexandre get mentioned, just Zack
And no, I don't think Alexandre was the first. But Zack made a point of how he took Alexandre's idea and just made it free and parametric and now he's the one getting all the credit which seems wrong to me.
Hi David, thanks for your feedback! I understand what you mean. For me, gridfinity is the best because of all the community modules. The base system with bins is nice but nothing too special. Totally agree that Alexandre made something fairly similar as the base version of gridfinity though. (and I think @fogfestival meant that Zack mentioned alexandre in his video, not me 😊 )
@@Arne.Bornheim "Totally agree that Alexandre made something fairly similar as the base version of gridfinity though" Zack explicitly says he took the design from Alexandre in his first video.
Also, it's Davyd, not David
Versions of Alexandre's bins have been around since before Alexandre was born. It is called iterating. Zack gets the credit he deserves for making his version.
Just saw this, please note, “gridfinity” is a rip off.. he didn’t “design” it, he copied it because he was too cheap to pay a few bucks to Alex.
So you are producing one purpose bin’s out of plastics? Not very thoughtful.