Gridfinity 3x2x10 for Snapmaker U1 Toolhead
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I decided to make a model from scratch of my Snapmaker U1 toolhead and design a proper gridfinity bin.
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Inspired by this NM's project at https://makerworld.com/en/models/2413050-3d-scanned-snapmaker-u1-toolhead#profileId-2645877, I decided to make a model from scratch of my Snapmaker U1 toolhead and design a proper gridfinity for it.
I used Fusion to first design the toolhead model after carefully measuring it with a caliper. Then using a smart Fusion add-on, I've created a solid gridfinity bin 3x2x10 units and then combining them together, but cutting the bin with the toolhead model leaving the bin with the hollow toolhead.
It fits any gridfinity.
Pictures show the iterations/prototypes printed until the last version, the last printed bin in my Snapmaker U1, the toolhead perfectly fitting the bin and my use case in a gridfinity storage box like the one below.
It was printed using R3D gray matte PLA but I figure it can be also printed with PETG and so on.
Enjoy!