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Cutlery organizer - fractional bin sizes

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There is often room left at the edges of drawers when filling with gridfinity bins. This can create fractional bins

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I used the Fusion 360 file but then experimented with changing the parameters. In this case I needed a bin 153x198mm . In the Fusion file you can set the parameters for length and width (go to Modify→change parameters.    Then enter the length and width needed in gridfinity units (e.g. 3.7x4.3). TO get gridfinity units, divide the dimensions in mm  by 42.  You may want to hedge a bit and make it slightly smaller to allow for error or out of square drawer.     After entering the new length and width, the bin will be redrawn and will likely have the bottom squares hanging over. 


Roll back the timeline and adjust or make new cut planes. Then cut the excess off with a split.  Sometimes the fractional bottom tiles will not be attached to the main model body. Use the Merge tool to join the inside tile pieces to the main one.   You need ONE body to export as the STL. The final finishing touch is to extrude downwards the square corner(s) left by the cut (or trim with a knife). 

To go with this, the grids also need to be trimmed. This can easily be done in Prusa slicer or Fusion (or with a diagonal cutter if printed oversize).  Don't worry about closing the ends, just leave them open. 

In the photo, the "long bin "  is shown in the front in yellow.