Husky / Anvil 12" storage compartments extended

EDIT: it looks like home depot no longer offers these as "Husky" or "anvil" brand. there is a new HDX brand that is slightly longer (12.8"). I bought the new HDX organizers and they fit the existing inserts, though it seems the new boxes are a tad wider and thus theres a little more slop in the inserts. 

I have printed many, but not all of these. Please print 1 before committing to a full build plate to check the fitment. 

This is a remix, see original content below. 

Included in the fusion file are ALL of the different bins that i have modeled, i did not export every one, just the most common from the green series. In the fusion file, the models are color coded.

Green has removal tabs, and rounded bottoms.

Red have removal tabs and flat bottoms.

Blue has round bottoms with no tabs.

purple has flat bottoms with no tabs. 

There is one image included that shows all of the models in the fusion file, and a closer image of most of the green parts so you can more or less figure out what the other options are since the first photo is zoomed out a lot. There's also 4 color coded images showing the differences in the models by color using the same 4 models in the center of the image for comparison. The models are separate into 4 shapes, A,B,C,D. There is an image with the map showing which shape goes in which hole in the box. A and C shapes will need to be mirrored on the slicer.

some of the bins like the 3 bay wide bins are too large for my printer, so i have not tested those, they "should" fit based on the other parts but i cant guarantee there wont be some weird snugness or clearance issue unforeseen in the modeling. 

for the corner bins with angles, you must mirror them on the slicer. I did not include right and left bins. 

Models with a T are half height and meant to be on the top of the stack. Likewise models with a B are bottom of the stack. H models are half models where they can stack in either orientation. 

All A & B models will be Half height or full height (interchangeable) 

D & C models have a notch for the latch, and therefor have a Top and Bottom model that must be in the correct order to close. 

models 1 are closest in the included images, and increase as they go back by 1. 

The color change in the bins is achieved with a simple layer pause or filament change depending on firmware and is optional.