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Gridfinity 4x1x3 Nextruder/V6 Nozzle bin with labels

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Gridfinity gets better when stacked. Just like Pancakes.

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Didn't quite like any other nozzle boxes, so I made my own.

 

Key features

  • Fits one fully assembled Nextruder lying flat, with or without the silicone sock
  • Alternatively, fits two original Nextruder nozzle containers
  • Fits up to 15 V6 nozzles loosely (i.e. not screwed in)
  • Except for the nozzle holes, there's no precise cutout, so it doesn't limit you if you change your mind later.
  • Stackable when filled
  • Ten bins (two stacked, five stacks side by side) will fit in Matthew's Modern Gridfinity Case, which can also be printed on the MK4.

 

Instructions

  • The across-n labels cover n nozzle holes and go across the Nextruder compartment. Pictured is the across-1 label. Up to the across-2 label, a Nextruder fits next to them comfortably if you put them at the ends of the bin.
  • The 1xn labels go sideways into the nozzle holes and cover n holes. They are intended for markings such as “new”, “used", "hardened”, temperatures or sizes. The 1x1 doesn't look very nice, because it rotates a little.
  • The labels do NOT fit next to each other, but I don't need that and can't be bothered to fix it right now.
  • Example bin was printed with Extrudr NX-2 PLA. The labels on the cover picture were printed with a 0.2 mm nozzle. The label on the other picture was printed with a 0.1 nozzle, for comparison.

 

Thanks to Zack for making Gridfinity!

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