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#gridfinity

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Kernel Bob

The tool wall is finished! IKEA BESTÅ, SKÅDIS, UPPDATERA, and a whole lot of 3D modeling and printing.

I bought the furniture last November. I built the furniture in December. I spent the next six months modeling the custom hangers, and today I published all the 3D printed parts to Printables. Done done. Hooray!

🧵 18/N

A tall cabinet is composed of two IKEA BESTÅ bottom and two top cabinets with glass doors. Things are vaguely visible through the doors. The bottom cabinets have an oak top. Above that, there are two IKEA SKÅDIS pegboards. The pegboards have a bunch of tools and things hanging from them. The top cabinets have an open shelf below the doors, and each shelf holds 7 rolls of 3D printer filament in carboard boxes. A 3D printer enclosure is to the right, mostly out of frame.
The same IKEA BESTÅ cabinets and SKÅDIS pegboards as before. Now the glass doors are all open. The bottom cabinets are full of IKEA UPPDATERA bins. The top cabinets have smaller UPPDATERA bins on the top shelf and an assortment of cardboard boxes on the lower shelf.
A close-up shows just the IKEA SKÅDIS pegboard. It has all the attachments described in this thread plus a few more. On the tabletop below there is a carved wooden block and a printed air quality meter.
#ToolWall#FinishedProject#3DPrinted
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Kernel Bob

And here are some Gridfinity baseplates and driver bit bins for the tool wall. It's hard to tell from the photos, but the baseplates are tilted forward. These bits are from three sets, plus some more I got as singletons. They include a lot I won't use often (ever), but I've also got the ones I need.

These baseplates use the three piece assembly mechanism that I showed upthread in 🧵 10 and 🧵 11.

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Seven 3D printed Gridfinity baseplates, a mix of three by one and four by one, are hanging from a SKÅDIS pegboard. Each has one or two shallow bins containing metal screwdriver bits. Each bin has a colored icon showing the kind of bit it holds (Phillips, Hex, Torx, etc.)
The same 3D printed Gridfinity baseplates are hanging from the SKÅDIS pegboard. Now the bins are on the shelf below. The empty baseplates have magnets in the corners of each grid unit, and gold highlights around the perimeter.
#ToolWall#gridfinity#skadis
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Ölbaum

@kbob I really have to check this gridfinity properly. I was planning to laser cut variable geometry organisers for my electronics (drawers of various heights with separators that I can put on a grid to make columns of various width that I split into bins,) but I might as well make them gridfinity compatible as well, just in case. #gridfinity #DIY

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Sarah Peper 🏳️‍⚧️

It seems #gridfinity has made it into my subconscious and dreams. In one instance there was a giant grid (42cm?) filling the inside of a train carriage (and me getting lost on a strange version of Thameslink). The other had a more normal sized grid but I can't remember the plot of that dream.

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MacLemon

Looking to upgrade my small parts trays I use for #RCCars, model building, #3dPrinting, repairing devices, etc.

Browsing the usual model websites doesn’t show anything compelling that is #Gridfinity based and a handy parts tray. They all seem cobbled together with little thought or proper construction. Some even slapped some gridfinity bottoms on an existing model that doesn’t really fit the 42mm universe.

What Gridfinity parts trays are you using, and what do like about them in particular?

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Sebastian

Ach ja #OpenSource man muss es einfach lieben, oder?

Binnen drei Tagen bin ich in der #3dprint Welt auf zwei Grid Systeme aufmerksam geworden. #ModularBoard und #OpenGrid. Klar fange ich direkt an zu drucken um dann das nächste zu entdecken. Und alle haben Vor- & Nachteile und keins löst es gegenseitig auf.
Immerhin sind sie (über Umwege) halbwegs Kompatibel (mit #gridfinity was alles auch noch gibt)

**Was nutzt ihr?**

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Emily

Next project I've been doing quietly in the background... Custom designing Gridfinity storage and such for the PaintPal system.

Still a lot of organizing to go, but finally have enough shelving to hold things in a handy place. Where the minis temporarily are is to hold paints I am using while painting instead of all over the desk.

I may print the back extensions so I can go 4x5 deep for paint brushes organizers and such.

Pictured is heavily modified PaintPal system, with custom shelving and Gridfinity units in several drawers. Some drawers are open, most are closed. There's some painting supplies and minis strewn about the organizing chaos
#3DPrinting#GridFinity#Storage
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