Stacking Bins for Harbor Freight Small Parts Case - Vase Mode
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Designed to replace the standard yellow bin from the Harbor Freight Medium Portable Parts Storage Case.
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I recently found the small parts storage case sold at Harbor Freight but also found that I had more small quantities of small parts than I had bins in the case. So I made the HF staking Half bins to add a more custom touch to my storage needs. This also has the added benefit of being able to stack smaller bins on top of one size larger bins (i.e. 2x small bins can stack well on top of 1x medium bin). These also work with the large size case which is twice the height of the medium case, so you can stack up to 4x half bins.
The files are designed for vase mode with a .4 nozzle, I used PETG for mine so far and have yet to experiment with more filament. I have printed with up to a .8 nozzle which works if it's resting on top but it doesn't stack well. Print time ranges from about 40 minutes for the smallest bins and up to around an 1h 45minutes for the full size large bin on the MK3S.
This model was made from scratch in Fusion360 but heavily inspired by the Gridfinity - Vase Mode. If there's interest, I'll look into how to post the individual Fusion files.
I've also been working on different ways to add labels to bins without compromising stack-ability but haven't had much success so far, more to come on that.
Update 1: I got inspired to make some divided bins so I'll be adding more of those. Also for clarity, I name the files with size (Small, Medium, Large), height (Half or Full), and the number of divided sections (ex: D4= Divided into 4)