OneWall — Vase-Mode Bins + Gridfinity Creator (parametric, in-browser)

OneWall is a browser customizer with two tools in one page. No install, no account — move sliders, watch the geometry rebuild live, then download STL, STEP or 3MF.

👉 https://amitkuzi.github.io/OneWall/

1 · Vase-mode bins & containers

The original OneWall: a container that prints as one nozzle-wide continuous spiral above a few solid bottom layers. Fast, great surface finish, and the woven / fabric textures turn the thin wall into a rigid surface.

• Outer dimensions — width, depth, height, corner radius

• Three-section height — base transition · mid wall · top lip

• Vertical profile — linear, barrel, hourglass, ogee, bell, double-bulge, custom sine

• Wall texture — smooth, ribs, rings, grid, woven fabric, basket, diamond, diagonal, knurl, wave, plus four Kumiko lattices (kaku, diamond, triangle, asanoha)

• Top lip styles — rolled, flange, bead, ribbed

These parts carry the @Amitkuzi signature engraved into the underside.

2 · Gridfinity creator

A full Gridfinity generator on the same page. Gridfinity parts export clean, with no signature.

Bins

• Footprint 0.5–8 units in 0.5 steps (half-size bins included)

• Height 1–12 units of 7 mm, in 0.5 steps

• Leg size 0.5 / 1 / 2 units (21 / 42 / 84 mm)

• Stacking lip, X/Y divider walls, wall thickness

• Optional spiral rib texture

• normal style prints with real walls and a floor; lite keeps a solid body for spiral-vase mode

Baseplates

• Fractional cell counts — 3.5 × 4.2 cells is fine. A leftover big enough for a bin becomes a smaller socket; anything narrower becomes a solid filler strip. So a plate is sized to your drawer, not to the grid.

• Cell size 0.5 / 1 / 2 / 4 units

• normal closed-floor plates or lite open-bottom frames

3 · Fit it to your printer

The part most people need and few generators do: a drawer-sized baseplate is routinely bigger than the printer it has to come off.

• Pick your printer — Elegoo Centauri Carbon and Bambu Lab A1 mini are built in; add your own bed size and it's remembered in your browser

• The plate is cut into tiles that fit the bed. Cuts land on cell boundaries only, so no socket is ever sliced in half and the tiles butt back together seamlessly

• The selected bed is drawn on the canvas, with the usable area after edge margin marked separately

• Packed arrangement lays the tiles out across as few build plates as possible and tells you the print-job count — two tiles that each fit the bed often share one plate, so 4 tiles can be 3 prints

Export

Export in the packed arrangement and the 3MF lands in your slicer already laid out on the bed.

Print settings

Gridfinity bins and baseplates — ordinary settings, nothing special:

Vase-mode containers (and the lite Gridfinity styles):

⚠ Bottom solid layers ≥ 2 for the signature. PrusaSlicer: Print Settings → Layers → Solid layers / Bottom. The engraving is one layer deep (0.2 mm). With 2+ bottom layers it is hidden inside the floor and visible only from below. With 1 layer it punches through into the bin.

For lite Gridfinity bins set bottom layers ≥ 26 (≈ 5.2 mm at 0.2 mm) so the feet and deck are solid before the spiral starts.

Source

• Repo: https://github.com/amitkuzi/OneWall

• License: CC BY 4.0

• Built with OpenSCAD, Three.js, lil-gui and three-bvh-csg.

• Gridfinity is Zack Freedman's open standard.

— @Amitkuzi