Gridfinity storage for sanding sticks
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Double bin-and-tray storage solution for wooden-stick based sanding sticks, on a 1*3 Gridfinity.
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This pair of bins was made to store my double-ended wooden sanding sticks; the set (Amazon ES, Amazon US, not affiliate links) contains 50 double-ended sticks of 150grit (black) and 280grit (grey).
The idea is to have a top tray with the currently-in-use (but still not worn out) sticks, while keeping the fresh ones away, in the bottom bin, as inventory. I can also move the tray around to where it's needed, it's just less bulk.
As these are stored in the upper drawers of an Ikea Alex (Wide) cabinet, and since the drawers have Gridfinity baseplates glued on them, I am limited to a maximum “Gridfinity height” of 8U. As such, I designed the top bin as a 1*2*2U bin, and the bottom bin as a 1*2*6U bin; both have 2 subdivisions, and I chose to keep the label tab, as the sticks themselves are not marked with their grit.
For some daft design decision, they've decided to put both grits on each stick; this would force me to keep an half-spent stick in some sort of 3rd bin, I don't know. To simplify matters, I chose to divide the set into 2, and lop off one of the grits of each; the advantage to this is that the sticks become around “2.8 squares long", and fit neatly in a 3-square Gridfinity bin (you can see the cut ends in the 1st photo). At €13 for a set of 50, I do not mind the waste.
The bottom bin subdivisions are 0,5*3*6U in size, and fit the remaining 23 sticks of each type quite well.
(The half-stick you see in the tray is because I had to reach a tight space, and cutting one stick in half proved useful; neither end went to waste, and I may turn this into a habit.)
I designed these with Perplexing Lab's Extended Gridfinity Generator:
- tray: https://gridfinity.perplexinglabs.com/share/688ac3a3972c35065bd5f7bf
- bin: https://gridfinity.perplexinglabs.com/share/688ac3ae972c35065bd5f7c0
Sliced on OrcaSlicer 2.3.0, printed on an Ender-3 V3 Plus, using Sunlu PLA-HS Marble Oreo. Printed with a 0,6mm nozzle at a 0,36mm layer height with a speeds range of 75mm/s to 150mm/s, no brim, 3 skirt loops, and supports (just a pip where the Gridfinity lines intersect at the bottom). Used 78,82g of filament, and it took 1h42m.
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