Gridfinity Zap-a-Gap bin
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Gridfinity bins for Zap-a-Gap superglue bottles
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Here's are two simple bins that each hold one bottle of Zap-a-Gap brand superglue (cyanoacrylate). They hold the bottle at an angle optimized to fit into 1×3 grid units, keep the bottle as low as possible for shallow drawers, and keep the glue out of the bottles' necks.
These bins follow best Gridfinity practice. They are stackable (when empty). They have screw and magnet holes on the bottom. The magnet holes are layered for printability. The bottle outlines have chamfered edges to make insertion easier.
Files
There are two STLs: regular and mirrored. The mirrored STL is shown on the right in the photos.
I modeled the left bin in Fusion 360. I've included the CAD files in .f3d and .STEP formats for easy remixing. (I made the mirrored bin in PrusaSlicer.)
Printing
Use 0.2mm layer height. Use only Zap-a-Gap brand cyanoacrylate to install the magnets. (-: