42 models
A 1x2 form factor FreeGrid module that holds up to 40 CNC bits with a 1/8" shaft. Not for people who think it's crazy to store things with the pointy parts sticking out. Use at your own risk. Can be printed without supports. The most…
5x1 through 5x6 base grids. The most important thing is to make sure your magnets have the same orientation throughout the whole system. More about the FreeGrid system and FreeCAD tools to build your own modules is available on our…
A 1x2 form factor FreeGrid module that holds up to 24 CNC bits with a 1/4" shaft. Not for people who think it's crazy to store things with the pointy parts sticking out. Use at your own risk. Can be printed without supports. The most…
4x1 through 4x6 base grids. The most important thing is to make sure your magnets have the same orientation throughout the whole system. More about the FreeGrid system and FreeCAD tools to build your own modules is available on…
A set of 4x1x3 FreeGrid boxes with five bins for storing M3, M4, and M5 button head metric bolts. The front of each box has a label for the bolt size and labels at the top of each bin for 8, 12, 16, and 20mm bolt lengths, plus one for hex…
I like the #FreeGrid system more than other printable organizers because it uses nice reasonable metric dimensions and the module size is big enough for my large hands. :-) The short modules with “cardboard” in the name are meant to be…
3x1 through 3x6 base grids. The most important thing is to make sure your magnets have the same orientation throughout the whole system. More about the FreeGrid system and FreeCAD tools to build your own modules is available on our…
2x1 through 2x6 base grids. The most important thing is to make sure your magnets have the same orientation throughout the whole system. More about the FreeGrid system and FreeCAD tools to build your own modules is available on our…
6x1 through 6x6 base grids. The most important thing is to make sure your magnets have the same orientation throughout the whole system. More about the FreeGrid system and FreeCAD tools to build your own modules is available on our…
1x1x4 FreeGrid boxes one version has room for a label and a curved ramp on the front to make it easier to scoop out the contents. Can be printed without supports. The most important thing is to make sure your magnets have the same…
1x1x3 FreeGrid boxes one version has room for a label and a curved ramp on the front to make it easier to scoop out the contents. Can be printed without supports. The most important thing is to make sure your magnets have the same…
2x1x4 FreeGrid boxes, plain and with subdivisions into two and three compartments. Each with a variation that has room for a label and a curved ramp on the front to make it easier to scoop out the contents. Can be printed without…
This is a compliment to the vertically oriented caliper and ruler module , trading off a lower profile for a larger footprint. Features slots for 12 spare LR44 batteries and the battery compartment screwdriver. The FreeCAD model is…
1x1x1 Basic storage box. Can be printed without supports. The most important thing is to make sure your magnets have the same orientation throughout the whole system. More about the FreeGrid system and FreeCAD tools to build your own…
2x1x3 FreeGrid boxes, plain and with subdivisions into two and three compartments. Each with a variation that has room for a label and a curved ramp on the front to make it easier to scoop out the contents. Can be printed without…
2x1x2 FreeGrid boxes, with one through five compartments. Each with a variation that has room for a label and a curved ramp on the front to make it easier to scoop out the contents. Can be printed without supports. The most important…
This 2x2 FreeGrid module holds 25 CNC cartridges. There are three variations in wall height. The medium and high profile versions have walls on three sides to allow other modules to be stacked on top of this module. The pictured version…
3x1x3 FreeGrid boxes, plain and with subdivisions into two, three, and four compartments. Each with a variation that has room for a label and a curved ramp on the front to make it easier to scoop out the contents. Can be printed without…
4x4 Base grid. The most important thing is to make sure your magnets have the same orientation throughout the whole system. More about the FreeGrid system and FreeCAD tools to build your own modules is available on our FreeGrid page .
2x1x1 FreeGrid boxes, plain and with subdivisions into two and three compartments. Can be printed without supports. The most important thing is to make sure your magnets have the same orientation throughout the whole system. More about…
1x1x2 FreeGrid boxes one version has room for a label and a curved ramp on the front to make it easier to scoop out the contents. Can be printed without supports. The most important thing is to make sure your magnets have the same…
1x5 Base grid. The most important thing is to make sure your magnets have the same orientation throughout the whole system. More about the FreeGrid system and FreeCAD tools to build your own modules is available on…
3x1x4 FreeGrid boxes, plain and with subdivisions into two, three, and four compartments. Each with a variation that has room for a label and a curved ramp on the front to make it easier to scoop out the contents. Can be printed without…
4x1x3 FreeGrid boxes, plain and with subdivisions into two through six compartments. Each with a variation that has room for a label and a curved ramp on the front to make it easier to scoop out the contents. Can be printed without…
4x1x4 FreeGrid boxes, plain and with subdivisions into two through six compartments. Each with a variation that has room for a label and a curved ramp on the front to make it easier to scoop out the contents. Can be printed without…
2x1x2 FreeGrid boxes, plain and with subdivisions into two and three compartments. Each with a variation that has room for a label and a curved ramp on the front to make it easier to scoop out the contents. Can be printed without…
This is the smallest component in the FreeGrid system. It's useful in tight spaces. Glue it down and then you can drop in any 1x1 module and have it hold in place with the four 6x2mm magnets. The most important thing is to make sure your…
1x4 Base grid. The most important thing is to make sure your magnets have the same orientation throughout the whole system. More about the FreeGrid system and FreeCAD tools to build your own modules is available on…
1x6 Base grid. The most important thing is to make sure your magnets have the same orientation throughout the whole system. More about the FreeGrid system and FreeCAD tools to build your own modules is available on our FreeGrid page .
4x1x2 FreeGrid boxes, plain and with subdivisions into two through six compartments. Each with a variation that has room for a label and a curved ramp on the front to make it easier to scoop out the contents. Can be printed without…
3x1x1 FreeGrid boxes, plain and with subdivisions into two, three, and four compartments. Can be printed without supports. The most important thing is to make sure your magnets have the same orientation throughout the whole system. More…
Tired of stabbing yourself when fishing for a needle? This 1x1 FreeGrid module can help solve that problem since pins tend to fall into alignment. Can be printed without supports. The most important thing is to make sure your magnets have…
Base grid for two 1x1 modules or one 1x2 module. The most important thing is to make sure your magnets have the same orientation throughout the whole system. More about the FreeGrid system and FreeCAD tools to build your own modules is…
1x3 Base grid. The most important thing is to make sure your magnets have the same orientation throughout the whole system. More about the FreeGrid system and FreeCAD tools to build your own modules is available on our FreeGrid page .
This 1x2 form factor FreeGrid module keeps a couple of essential measuring tools handy and working. Can be printed without supports. The most important thing is to make sure your magnets have the same orientation throughout the whole…
This is a simple FreeGrid box for storing jigsaw blades with overall lengths of up to ~140 mm. Storing blades in loosely takes less space, but the right kind of blade is easier to find if they are neatly organized. The blades are inserted…
4x1x1 FreeGrid boxes, plain and with subdivisions into two through six compartments. Can be printed without supports. The most important thing is to make sure your magnets have the same orientation throughout the whole system. More about…
These are simple lids for FreeGrid boxes, featuring neat right-angle cutouts to be able to see into the box, which also make the lids easier to pick up. Contains 1x1 to 1x3 and 2x2 and 3x3 sizes. Other sizes can be made using the .fcstd…
After first looking into making some grid-based storage, I found that the cost of neodymium magnets quickly adds up. Sourcing magnets locally, the 8 magnets for one square would have cost ~2€, and a single drawer or shelf could end up…
These are simple lids for FreeGrid boxes, featuring neat right-angle cutouts to be able to see into the box, which also make the lids easier to pick up. Contains 1x1 to 1x3 and 2x2 and 3x3 sizes. Other sizes can be made using the .fcstd…
This is a simple FreeGrid box for storing jigsaw blades with overall lengths of up to ~140 mm. Storing blades in loosely takes less space, but the right kind of blade is easier to find if they are neatly organized. The blades are inserted…
After first looking into making some grid-based storage, I found that the cost of neodymium magnets quickly adds up. Sourcing magnets locally, the 8 magnets for one square would have cost ~2€, and a single drawer or shelf could end up…
