Gridfinity Makpac stackable tray (magnetic)
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I made this stackable tray to house all of my Gridfinity containers without having to rearrange them every time.
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I made this stackable tray to house all of my Gridfinity containers without having to rearrange them every time.
Each panel uses an 8 x 6 grid.
You can stack up to 2 containers at a height of 3 to be at the same height as the handle. Otherwise it can no longer be stacked.
I recommend always creating a height of 6 for stacking in the middle of the plate. So it cannot bend or brake.
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VERSION 2
I made a second version with a better handle to make it easier to remove the tray. There is also an undivided version of each for printing with a large print bed.
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Printing and Assembly
- choose the model you want
- print all the parts (don't forget the handle)
- glue the panels together
- insert the connectors (also use glue)
- install the ruthex inserts in the handle
- screw everthing together
(I first glued the panels together and then inserted the connectors)
I printed the tray in PLA and PETG with no problems
Required Components
- M3 ruthex (or same sized M3x5.7) inserts x8
- M3x12 screws x8 (M16 also work)
- M3 washers x8