GPGF-t2b - Ryobi Power Cutter (FVC51K) Gridfinity Bin
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a laid-on-its-side bin for the ryobi power cutter
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I made a Gridfinity bin for my Ryobi Power Cutter that let the tool sit nice and upright. That bin is quite nice, but I foolishly didn't confirm that the final height would clear my toolbox drawer... and lo and behold, it doesn't fit.
Figured I'd test Tool2Bin with this contour as well. Worked pretty well. I did rework the model in Onshape to add material back under the blade and guide since those are intended to sit proud of the bin and allow a faster print. Please see the annotated screenshot; you can only put the tool in one orientation!
Changelog:
261012 R05:
Realized I exported R04 before implementing looser foot clearance on the bins.
I've added R05 that has this looser clearance.
A note on Tool2Bin:I built the photo-to-bin pipeline using Claude Code. I originally tagged these models as "AI-assisted creation" due to my use of AI in writing the code.
However, I chatted with the Printables team and confirmed that since the actual parametric/CAD workflow is entirely non-AI (it's OpenCV/OpenCascade), these models do not need to be marked with the AI tag.