GPGF-t2b - Makita LXT 18V Gridfinity Tray
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A low profile Gridfinity tray for your 18V Makita batteries
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Simple design to make a low profile Gridfinity organizer for Makita 18V batteries. I only have up to 5.0 Ah batteries here, and they just fit in my Husky drawers!
This design is a hybrid of a Tool2Bin negative STEP + some rework in Onshape to make it fit in as small of a Gridfinity XY space as possible.
Update 261015:
Realized after printing six of these that I should have made the battery pocket symmetric over both X and Y axes.
The R02 model actually does let you place the battery in either orientation, but it'd vex me to know that my design wasn't as good as it could be... so please enjoy the R03 model that is, in fact, symmetric over both axes.
Also added the (mirrored) negative body per Reddit request.
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.