Gridfinity - Machinist V-Block holders (Ver 2)
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Gridfinity holders for machinists V-Blocks (Of a slightly different size than Ver 1)
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These V-block holders allow for easy organization of SMALL machinist v-blocks for a benchtop mill. They take up 2x1 gridfinity units.
This organizer is a variant of the slightly-smaller machinist v-blocks, with clamps, that are posted elsewhere in my collection. Check my other models if those might be of interest.
I have a modest home-shop that includes a small machine-shop with a mill and a lathe. As I slowly convert the whole space to Gridfinity storage, I find myself making a small number of storage-oriented trays, and am posting them here.
I have NOT included magnet holes in the gridfinity base, because I didn't want them: magnets are … not helpful… in a machine shop full of ferrous chips.
I've included F3D, STL, and 3MF files of each. I'm new to this, but hopefully that gives folks enough to be able to modify these if they'd like.
I have also included some screenshots of the dimensions in fusion, and photos of these with calipers, so you can judge for yourself if they will fit your own tooling or not.
These printed just fine in PLA on a Bambu P1S, with 15% infill. I am not a printing expert by any means, but I have no reason to think they would be a problem in any other material, or with reduced infill. The geometry is dead-simple, and the only overhang is from the gridfinity grid pattern itself. I suppose printing them in something a bit more durable (PETG? ABS? ASA? Tungsten?) might not be a terrible idea if you think you'll be removing and replacing them a lot…
Please be kind to me. These are some of the first things I have ever modelled in Fusion, and I have literally just been googling and YouTubing instructions as I go. I may be a “professional” but definitely NOT in the world of CAD modelling and 3D printing.
These were modeled in Fusion 360, using Lev Mishin's absolutely excellent Gridfinity plugin, available here:
https://apps.autodesk.com/FUSION/en/Detail/Index?id=7197558650811789
Proudly modeled and developed in Canada, and shared under a Creative Commons - Attribution license.