Corrugated Gridfinity Bin with Snap-In Dividers (Proof of Concept)
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This is a Proof of Concept for a material-saving, rigid Gridfinity bin with custom snap-in dividers.
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The Inspiration & The Problem 🤔 I am a huge fan of the Double Lip Corrugated Gridfinity Light Bins by ImprovedByDesign. The double lip feature is amazing for adding inserts, which saves a lot of material, and the corrugated walls give the bin great stability despite being very thin.
I also saw this attempt to create dividers utilizing the wall grooves. While the idea is brilliant, I found that they didn't hold quite as well as I hoped in practice.
My Solution 💡 I decided to model my own bin and custom dividers from scratch. I specifically arranged the wall corrugations so that a divider can easily slide in and snap firmly into place. The test print works amazingly well, and the dividers sit very tight!
I Need Your Help!🛠 While I'm thrilled with how this prototype turned out, making this model fully parametric in Autodesk Fusion exceeds my current CAD skills.
Therefore, I am uploading this as a Proof of Concept and including my original .f3d and .step files.
If you know how to turn this into a fully parametric generator, please feel free to download the source files and remix it! Your help is greatly appreciated.