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Stackable weighted Gridfinity baseplates (larger weights)

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Original Gridfinity accessories and baseplates by Zack Freedman: https://thangs.com/designer/ZackFreedman

NOTE: If you're going to add weights to the model, please make sure the dimensions of your weights fit in the slot. This model has a modified slot size (and shape) compared to Zack's original baseplates. The model fits two of these 5g weights side by side per slot (19.0mm x 11.6mm x 4.0mm).

Otherwise identical to the Weighted Gridfinity baseplate with larger weights, except that the bottom side has been intersected with the bottom part of a Gridfinity storage bin.

I'm not sure about the utility of this yet, it was more of a “ah why the heck not” idea right before pressing print 😁

I recommend enabling the "External perimeters first" setting in PrusaSlicer at least for the first few layers, especially if printing in PETG. Attached is a .3mf file demonstrating how this can be done.

Various different sizes attached, and if you want a different size you can customize the attached .f3d file. Note that for huge sizes you may have to go in and combine the generated bodies of Blank Storage:2 before the intersection operation at the end of the timeline.

The bottom part of the model contains slots for rubber feet just like the original, but I've added a 0.25mm thick “bridge” here to help with printing the first layer. If you wish to install rubber feet, I recommend cutting out any of these bridges that are in the way using a utility knife.

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