Gridfinity - Divided Vase Bins with Labels (120 models)
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Fast, easy to print, minimal filament, structurally sound Gridfinity organizer bins with built in dividers.
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Model information
- Source
- Printables
- Category
- Organizers
- License
- Creative Commons — Attribution
Updates
- 2023-12-01 - Added single corner and half grid bases for even more minimal printing
- 2023-09-29 - Replaced the 1x3x3u x5 bin which wouldn't slice properly
- 2023-02-04 - Original post using the Gridfinity v5 spec
Also see my other Gridfinity Bins:
Description
Vase mode bins made even better with built-in dividers. Now you can print bigger bins that are subdivided rather than multiple small bins.
- 120 vase mode bin models
- Sizes from 1x1 w 2 dividers up to 1x5 with 8 dividers
- Heights from 3u up to 8u (6u is standard)
- 5 matching bases
- A 1x5x6u x8 divider bin only takes 42g of filament
These bins are based on vase mode bins with label flaps that I originally posted, initially based on the excellent design by Francesco Iannone.
Basics
Print the bins in 2 parts: base and the top (bin). Glue the pieces together for a very simple, bin.
Recommended slicer settings
Bins
- Vase mode
- Bottom layers: 4
- .4mm nozzle
- Wall thickness: .8mm
- Layer height:
- .2mm below the label flap
- .12mm for the label flap and upper lip
- .6mm nozzle
- Wall thickness: 1.2mm
- Layer height:
- .28mm below the label flap
- .2mm for the label flap and upper lip
Bases
Print in the top-down orientation found in the STL file. This will give you a very clean top and clean magnet holes.
- ≤15% infill
TIPS
- Faster Bases: Adrian-CrimsonAzure pointed out that for larger bins, you can get away with printing 1x1 bases and then glue them to just the corners of your larger bins. For a 4x4 this means printing just 4 1x1 bases rather than 16 base grid. If you're short on filament or time, this is a great option.
- Top Stability: To make the bin lip more stable, try printing the top of the model (from where the lip starts to the top) at a shorter layer height than the rest of the model. I go from .2 mm to .12 mm with a .4 mm nozzle. Thanks to kevman for this suggestion.
- PrusaSlicer/SuperSlicer - Use the height range modifier to make this adjustment.
- Cura - Try enabling Adaptive Layer Height to high quality
Files
These files were done up with Tinkercad and can be found here:
- Bases - https://www.tinkercad.com/things/gkaMZJynDus
- 3u Bins - https://www.tinkercad.com/things/8CDAQZSZaXd
- 4u Bins - https://www.tinkercad.com/things/9pVXnFOyuNQ
- 5u Bins - https://www.tinkercad.com/things/3C6qRDaojwk
- 6u Bins - https://www.tinkercad.com/things/6UwlnZBLLib
- 7u Bins - https://www.tinkercad.com/things/5tMfRTqOqMu
- 8u Bins - https://www.tinkercad.com/things/iRemt67XyUh
Feel free to customize to your own needs.