Gridfinity Ultra Light Bins - Plain Edition

Gridfinity Ultra Light Bin Generator Online Check out the Gridfinity Ultra-Light Bin System. With so much to print in the Gridfinity universe, this system helps you save time, filament and money, allowing you to print even more Gridfinity stuff... It all started with the Gridfinity Lite Bins from Jake . But I thought maybe they could be even lighter without losing stability. So, I redesigned them from the ground up and achieved an ultra-light version of it that is not a flimsy as a vase mode bin. To put it in perspective for a 3x4x6 bin: Slicer: OrcaSlicer Printer: BambuLab P1S Layer Height: 0.20 mm Wall Loops: 2 Top/Bottom Shell layers: 3 Sparse Infill Density: 10% Version Filament Usage Print Time Original Bin 98.06 g2 h 37 min Lite Version 83.01 g2 h 10 mUltra Light Version61.96 g1 h 31 min In comparison to the original, this version saves approximately 37% of filament and about 42% of print time. Compared to the lite version, it saves about 25% of filament and around 30% of print time – savings that can be reinvested in more Gridfinity stuff. ;) If you encounter any issues when printing the bins or need a size that is not available, please feel free to let me know. I will either fix the error or upload the missing parts. Happy printing :) Other Editions Plain Label Edition Plain bins with labels 📷 Image redacted — claim this model to add your own media Divider Edition Same lightweight boxes, but with dividers 📷 Image redacted — claim this model to add your own media Divider Label Edition Divider bins with label 📷 Image redacted — claim this model to add your own media Plain Half Grid Edition Ultra light half grid version 📷 Image redacted — claim this model to add your own media Plain Label Half Grid Edition Ultra light half grid version with labels 📷 Image redacted — claim this model to add your own media Gridfinity Ultra Light Bin Generator A OpenSCAD file to create your own Gridfinity Ultra Light Bin 📷 Image redacted — claim this model to add your own media How to find your bin The first two numbers indicate the grids in the X and Y directions. One grid is 42 x 42 mm. So, for example, a 2x3x_ box would be 84 mm in the X direction and 126 mm in the Y direction. 📷 Image redacted — claim this model to add your own media The third number indicates the height of a box. One height unit is 7 mm. On top of that height comes a lip with approximately 4.4 mm of height to stack the next box onto it. So, for example, a _x_x3 would be around about 25.4 mm high. If you want to know more, there is a very good website , where all the specifications are explained. Changelog DateVersionTypeComment2024-02-08V2.0Minor ChangesA few changes to the models 2024-02-07V1.0UpdateNew pictures2023-11-19V1.0Description updateAdded section ‘How to find your bin’2023-11-10V1.0New modelsAdded 1u, 5u, 7u, 9u and 11u height models and put edition name to file names2023-11-09V1.0Description updateAdded changelog table2023-10-31V1.0New modelsAdded 15u height models2023-10-27V1.0Release