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Gridfinity is more than a 3D printed storage system. It helps improve your
workflow and complete projects.

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If you’re into 3D printing, you’re probably a tinkerer at heart with several
kilograms of spare nuts, bolts, and electronics modules. Or maybe you’re in it
for printed figurines, and your art supplies have taken over an entire drawer.
Either way, if you’re anything like us, these tools and parts slowly migrate
into the infamous “miscellaneous stuff” drawers.

Now imagine a professional setup for whatever work you’re doing: tools and
components neatly stored, always within reach, and arranged to fit your
workflow. Normally, you’d picture a big price tag and a system that’s heavy,
rigid, and not exactly adaptable when your workspace has to serve multiple
purposes.

Well, let us let you in on a not-so-secret solution that can turn that chaotic
workshop or desk into something closer to that professional setup — without the
cost or rigidity. It’s called “Gridfinity”. It’s not a product, it’s a standard
to which you 3D print components.

Over the past couple of years, Gridfinity has seen steady growth, with new
parts, extensions, and online generator platforms that make customizing and 3D
printing the components easier than ever. Used well, it can completely change
how you organize and work.

Let’s get into it!

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Gridfinity: All You Need to Know

The Gridifinity Philosophy & Its Many Offshoots

Gridfinity helps you access your things, not store more Gridfinity helps you
access your things, not store more (Source: [131]ThaNoyesIV via Reddit)

Gridfinity was invented by Zack Freedman, who was once a professional freelance
prototyper, but now, he’s a full-time YouTuber who puts out super interesting
projects and tutorials mostly related to 3D printing and electronics.. He
designed and released the original modular 3D printed storage system in 2022,
and it has since become an open, community-driven project for organizing tools,
parts, and other workshop items.

There’s widespread adoption and many community contributions. For example,
Marcus Svensson launched the Gridfinity Generator, and ther are more than a
dozen Gridfinity-related generators, tool, or ecosystem projects.

Freedman’s original idea was to develop a 3D printed organizational system
that’s designed to meet a need, one which most people mistake as “small parts
storage”. Instead, it’s designed to help you finish projects, reset to clean
instantly, and reconfigure on the fly.

The defined philosophy for Gridifinity is that every item has a dedicated home
that:

 1. Is within reach of where you’ll use it,
 2. Is exposed and easy to grab,
 3. Prevents accidents like spills and injuries, and
 4. Is effortless to set up and super easy to put back or rearrange.

Image of: Now that's a clean workbench! (Source: [132]Chaabar via Reddit)

Think of your kitchen drawers. Are the teaspoons at the back of the bottom
drawer? Or are they front and center of the top drawer that’s nearby the coffee
machine? This is how Gridfinity is designed to work.

Because there’s no way to tell what tools, parts, or projects you have,
Freedman designed Gridfinity as a standard – in other words, a set of rules for
designing a component that will fit with any other Gridfinity component. He
published several example components when he [133]announced the system via
YouTube, but these are only examples, and he called upon the community to
improve his designs and come up with new ones. And boy, did the community
answer his call.

New component designs have been popping up all over the place, including for
spaces beyond the workbench like the bathroom and kitchen. So now, let’s get
into how this system actually works and how to apply it to your space!

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How To Get Your Grid On

The Gridfinity Specification The Gridfinity Specification (Source: [135]
willtree8 via Gridfinity)

As we mentioned, Gridfinity is a standard, not a product. A
Gridfinity-compliant storage solution fits within a baseplate made up of 42-mm
squares. So, every component has a width and length that is some multiple of 42
mm. For example, a 1 x 2 component is 42 x 84 mm, and a 4 x 5 component is 168
x 210 mm.

The height of each component follows a similar standard being a multiple of u,
equal to 7 mm. The smallest height is 2 u, or 14 mm, as the base that locks
into the grid is 7 mm (1u) and needs at least a 7-mm wall on top. This system
of multiples allows you to easily stack components on top of each other
securely (or if you’re just irked by uneven heights).

Freedman designed [136]two baseplate varieties for his initial release: a
weighted base and an open grid. The weighted base has space to glue magnets so
that [137]bins with magnetic bases can be secured in place. The open grid is
thin enough that bins with magnets would also be able to attract to a steel
drawer or surface.

The additional magnets and weights are optional, though. The design of the grid
interface is such that you only really need magnets or weights for particularly
top-heavy things like these [138]pick and tweezer racks.

Since the original release, others in the community have expanded the baseplate
options with designs such as a [139]lightweight magnetic version or a [140]
screw-together version to enable smaller grids to be securely connected
together.

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Gridfinity Generators & CAD

Image of: Gridfinity Generators & CAD Perplexing Labs’ Gridfinity Generator
(Source: Perplexing Labs)

These platforms that essentially do all the designing for you to your specs
have made the Gridfinity concept even more accessible to anyone with a 3D
printer, or without if you’d like to just upload the files it generates to a 3D
printing service like [142]Craftcloud.

They allow you to configure bins, dividers, socket trays, and even foam inserts
directly in the browser, then export STLs or parametric files. These tools
support features like chamfers, label windows, debossed text, and mesh
ventilation without requiring CAD proficiency.

  • [143]Gridfinity Generator. Interactive online STL generator. Free & paid
    plans.
  • [144]Parametric Gridfinity Generator at MakerWorld. Developed by Cullen J
    Webb for the Makerworld Model Maker. Free
  • [145]Perplexing Labs’ Gridfinity Generator. Another parametric web tool.
  • [146]Extrabold Baseplate Generator. Focused on ease-of-use baseplate
    creation and easy STL download.
  • [147]TrayGen Gridfinity. Measure your drawer, choose a printer, then export
    baseplates that fit your bed.
  • [148]Gridfinity Refinery. A UI-based bin and baseplate generator built on
    the Gridfinity Rebuilt code.

If you have sharp IT skills, there are also Gridfinity resources for
developers, like python modules and [149]CADQuery code.

Gridfinity in CAD

Gridfinity design for computer aided design (CAD) users as largely become a
parametric ecosystem powered by modern plugins and template libraries.

Parametric templates for [150]Fusion or [151]Onshape enable you to adjust
length, width, or subdivisions through sliders and input fields. These
templates not only handle Gridfinity’s dimensional conventions but also keep
the geometry lightweight and watertight for slicers, which was a common pain
point in earlier generator-based workflows.

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Printing Tips

Make sure your printer is dialed in, this grid is out on x by 0.4mm over 150mm
Make sure your printer is dialed in to ensure a good fit! (Source: Che Simons
via All3DP)

Freedman printed his original setup using an Anycubic Kobra Max outfitted with
a Volcano-style 0.4-mm nozzle to give a 0.6-mm line width. Though, he hasn’t
specified a particular layer height or temperature. Not to worry, we have even
more pointers for you from our personal Gridfinity journey:

  • Use a larger [153]nozzle, like 0.6 mm or 0.8 mm, for faster prints.
    Gridfintiy models don’t need a lot of fine detail.
  • Use hotter [154]temperatures for better layer adhesion. When working with
    eSun PLA+ at 55 mm/s on a Creality CR-10 S with a 0.6-mm nozzle, 215 °C was
    a good fit.
  • Use sufficient [155]infill. Around 15-25% should suffice. This doesn’t
    significantly increase print time because there’s not a large area within
    the model that infill even applies to (given the models are generally
    hollow), but it definitely helps with [156]warping.
  • [157]Calibrate and recalibrate your X & Y E-steps until they’re perfect, or
    you may lose your mind. There’s nothing more frustrating than your
    components not fitting by a margin.
  • Stick to 0.8- to 1-mm top and bottom thickness. It’s plenty, no need to use
    more filament.
  • Do not (and this is super important) put too much thought into how to
    further optimize your layout before hitting print. You can easily get lost
    in details and planning before you know it. Months will go by, and you’ve
    printed nothing. The bins don’t use much plastic, so you can print new
    ones. Stop thinking about it.

Luckily, Gridfinity has an active community, to not only help with getting the
prints right but also to offer component options that suit your needs.

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Scaling Your Grid & Buying in Bulk

Image of: Scaling Your Grid & Buying in Bulk Using a 3D printing service, like
Craftcloud, takes your Gridfinity system from personal to professional scale
(Source: Craftcloud)

Printing every bin is fun at first, but it doesn’t always scale. Purchasing
high-volume or specialty components and printing the rest has become a popular
balance. It also reflects the broader shift in Gridfinity from “personal
workshop hack” to a flexible, modular storage standard that could work in your
professional shop, school, or company.

While Gridfinity began as a purely open-source, maker-driven storage format, it
has since expanded into a small but fast-growing commercial ecosystem. Today,
you don’t have to print every bin, insert, or baseplate yourself — a number of
companies now produce injection-molded and CNC-cut components that complement
(and are fully compatible with) the original system (just search Gridfinity on
Amazon).

You’ll also find sellers on [159]Etsy to 3D print bins for you and you can even
upload your STL files to an affordable 3D printing service, like [160]
Craftcloud, and have hundreds printed and sent right to you.

Commercial bins typically focus on durability and consistency, and can often
support heavier loads, particularly for fasteners, sockets, or machine shop
tooling. Some vendors offer color-coded sets for high-visibility, while others
specialize in thin-wall bins designed to maximize density in drawers and
cabinets.

Compatibility now extends beyond the desktop workshop, of course. Magnetic
steel baseplates and modular cases make it easy to transport tools or hobby
materials, and many third-party organizers size their internal compartments
around the Gridfinity pitch. This opens the door to hybrid use with common
storage systems like shop drawers, Sortimo-style vehicle cases, and portable
field boxes.

Storage Systems Integration with Known Brands

Gridfinity modules increasingly coexist with established portable and workshop
storage systems. Many users adapt Gridfinity bins to fit into drawer cabinets,
[161] Packout-style toolboxes, Sortimo cases, and [162]Systainer organizers,
using printed adapters or commercially made steel baseplates. This hybrid
approach lets users keep small parts kitted in portable cases while maintaining
compatibility with bench-top baseplates and shop drawers. As a result,
Gridfinity is no longer confined to 3D printed trays, it has become a flexible
“inside layer” that provides structure and organization within a wide range of
storage platforms.

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Join the Gridfinity Community

Image of: Join the Gridfinity Community Customized drawer with Gridfinity from
Reddit user Jrj2211 (Source: Reddit)

When Freedman announced Gridfinity, a community sprang up almost overnight. As
the system was open source, new designs and improvements on Freedman’s
originals were posted to all of the usual places: Thingiverse, Printables,
MakerWorld, and so on.

If only all the parts had some kind of central library – a single page that had
a library of all the parts and the specifications for designing new parts.
Well, there is, sort of. [164]Gridfinity.xyz is a dedicated page for the
Gridfinity project, though the library sorely needs an update. It also contains
the best copy of the specifications we’ve been able to find. Other catalogs
have also cropped up on [165]GitHub to help organize all the organizers.

If you want more up-to-date discussions on Gridfinity, [166]Freedman’s #
gridfinity Discord channel has an ongoing discussion of all things Gridfinity.
You’ll have to agree to the terms and conditions of Freedman’s discord channel,
but that’s essentially being polite to other users. If you need any sort of
help with your Gridfinity, this is a good place to start!

If you’re more of a “front page of the internet” type of person, there’s also a
[167]Gridfinity Reddit page as another place to seek tips and query what has
already been designed. With all the community hype, you may be thinking that
Gridfinity is unprecedented. Sorry to say, this couldn’t be further from the
truth.

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Gridfinity Isn't the Only System

Image of: Gridfinity Isn't the Only System Alexandre Chappel's assortment
system (Source: [169]ALCH)

In fact, Gridfinity is based on Alexandre Chappel’s [170]assortment aystem,
which is a pay-to-access modular storage system with a closed ecosystem. The
system is very well thought out and very flexible, but as it’s not open source,
the designs are limited to those that Alexandre Chappel puts out. It does have
the advantage of lids functioning as tool trays if your workshop is dusty, for
example. Gridfinity tends to also have smaller bins than this system, which was
designed for woodworking.

There’s also the [171]Fast Print Modular Storage Drawer System, which could be
considered a vertical version of Gridfinity. While it’s not open source, it’s
free for personal use. We could easily imagine this supplementing a Gridfinity
layout, although there are already [172]drawer modules for Gridfinity…

Another, more vertical option is the [173]HIVE Modular Hex Drawers. These are
similar to the fast print drawers except that they’re hexagonal in shape if
you’re into that kind of thing. And there’s also a [174]desk honeycomb
organizer reminiscent of this design.

While all of these systems will get the job done, they do lack some
versatility. This is due to Gridfinity’s community following and open-source
nature. And at the end of the day, isn’t it more fun to organize with your
fellow makers?

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15 Ready-to-Print Gridfinity Essentials

Image of: Ready-to-print Gridfinity boxes by designer Mcclajb at MakerWorld
(Source: MakerWorld)

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Superlight Base Plat

Image of: Superlight Base Plat These are big savings! (Source: [177]KYZDesign
via MakerWorld)

The hidden key to the Gridfinity system is the baseplate. Unfortunately, they
can be quite big, using up lots of filament and time to print. If you want to
save hours and kilos of materials, you should try this model. As the name
suggests, these baseplates are designed to be superlight, reducing print time
and needed material. To achieve that, the designer has reduced the height of
the base, created smaller radii, and deleted the flares on the bottom.

These plates were designed to be printed with [178]PLA, but you can use
whatever material you like. As the creator highlights, make sure to use a brim
if you decide to print them with [179]ABS or [180]ASA, since they’re both prone
to [181]warping.

You can choose between a large variety of grids, ranging from 1×2 up to 6×6.
The bases from 1×2 to 4×4 fit printers with a build plate as small as 180 x 180
mm!

  • Who designed it? [182]KYZDesign
  • How printable/popular is it? Over 500 users have downloaded this model, and
    lots of makers have already rated this design with 4.8 stars! Several makes
    have been shared in the comments, and the designer has also uploaded a
    remix.
  • Where to find it? [183]MakerWorld

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Basic Divider Bins

Start your Gridfinity journey with divider bins Start your Gridfinity journey
with divider bins (Source: [185]d3c0de via Thangs)

Divider bins are basic Gridfinity storage units that come in various lengths
and sizes. A bin can be a single container holding nuts and bolts or a
multi-compartment container holding similar items.

You can also label these containers, making it easier to find the item you
need. Another great thing about these bins is that they can be stacked on top
of one another, allowing you to store items at different levels. If you run out
of space on the table, simply start building upwards.

Once you print these bins, you can place them on the baseplate and start using
them right away. However, if you’re concerned about accidentally lifting the
bin and spilling the contents, use a weighted baseplate that lets you anchor
these bins with screws or magnets.

  • Who designed it? [186]ZackFreedman
  • How printable/popular is it? With over 33,000 downloads, 2,900 likes, and
    13 makes on Thangs, this organizer is quite popular.
  • Where to find it? [187]Thangs

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Bambu Lab Hot End Holder

Image of: Bambu Lab Hot End Holder Gridfinity-compatible holder for H2 & P2S
hotends by Maxx Design (Source: MakerWorld)

Talking about 3D printer organization, if you often swap or store different
hotends and accessories for your Bambu Lab machines, keeping them tidy can be a
hassle. Here’s a great solution: [189]this Gridfinity-compatible holder was
designed to keep H2D, H2S and P2S hotends along with various accessories neatly
in place and easy to grab when you’re working.

This model is easy to print on most FDM printers and doesn’t need any complex
supports. It’s made up of a set of integrated pockets sized for different
hotend types and their bits, fitting cleanly into your Gridfinity system so
each part has its own dedicated spot.

  • Who designed it? [190]Maxx Design
  • Where to find it? [191]MakerWorld

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Labeled Screw & Nail Holder

The possibilties are endless! The possibilties are endless! (Source: [193]
anne45 via Thinigverse)

As makers, we have all kinds of parts lying around. When building and creating
things is a hobby, you use lots of screws and bolts. Usually, many additional
hardware parts end up all together in a big bag. If you’re looking for a [194]
better solution, you can’t miss this cool model!

This design consists of an [195]OpenSCAD file that you can customize to fit
your needs. The creator, inspired by the Gridfinity arrays out there, created
this model to help you design the perfect solution for your space. By using the
concept of HTML colspan and rowspan, you can add as many columns and rows as
you need. You can add labels where you want or even leave a cell blank.

The possibilities are endless with this type of file! The designer has been so
kind to create a [196]GitHub page where they have published the source code and
a detailed user guide.

  • Who designed it? [197]anne45
  • How printable/popular is it? Over 200 people have downloaded this model and
    25 have given it a like.
  • Where to find it? [198]Thingiverse

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Wall Rack

These wall racks will help you reduce workspace clutter These wall racks will
help you reduce workspace clutter (Source: [200]ashleyi100 via Thangs)

Arrange your Gridfinity storage boxes on this extremely useful wall rack to
free up valuable workspace. This wall rack is also simple to install, all you
need are a few screws.

You can stack these racks horizontally and vertically. To do so, the designer
has included a few tabs on the rack that help align them for a clean
arrangement.

This rack pairs well with some unique [201]window divider bins designed by
Freedman himself. These bins have an open front that can fit either glass or
acrylic, allowing you to see everything inside with a single glance.

  • Who designed it? [202]ashleyi100
  • How printable/popular is it? At the moment, this organizer has over 3,300
    downloads and more than 950 likes.
  • Where to find it? [203]Thangs

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Quick Vase-Mode Bins

A different take on Gridfinity's storage bins A different take on Gridfinity's
storage bins (Source: [205]AllanFord via Printables)

If you want to print plenty of storage bins for your Gridfinity system in less
than no time, you can print these [206]vase mode bins. The vase mode model can
print within an hour, whereas the standard storage bin would take close to two
hours to print (keeping most of the other print settings the same). Apart from
printing in less time, vase mode uses less filament as it only has to build a
single [207]shell.

However, the disadvantage of having only one wall in vase mode is that it makes
the box less sturdy. To compensate, the designer has added slanted ribs to the
walls, resulting in a more durable box.

  • Who designed it? [208]bradeneliason
  • How printable/popular is it? Printables reports that this stand has 121
    makes.
  • Where to find it? [209]Printables 

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Spinning Organizer

Spin it around to access the tool you want Spin it around to access the tool
you want (Source: [211]nishihara via Thangs)

This rotating tool organizer is an essential addition to any workspace. You can
quickly find the tool without shuffling through a pile of clutter. Just spin
the organizer and grab exactly the tool you need!

The designer has provided a few options for the top, which lets you store
different tools such as screwdrivers, tweezers, and cutters. One thing to note
is that you’ll need a 608 bearing to make the organizer spin.

  • Who designed it? [212]nishihara
  • How printable/popular is it? This organizer has almost 75 likes and 450
    downloads.
  • Where to find it? [213]Thangs

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Desk Organizer

Allow this holder to be the write choice for all your disorganized pens Allow
this holder to be the write choice for all your disorganized pens (Source: 
[215]ayleph via Printables)

Gridfinity’s stationary holder is an excellent organizational tool for anyone
who wants to keep their desk or workspace tidy and efficient. The creator of
this holder has designed it specifically to hold pens, rulers, and a few
pocket-sized notebooks, making it ideal for students, professionals, or anyone
who needs to keep their writing materials within reach.

A maker on [216]Printables repurposed this holder to store their essential
beading tools. This demonstrates how simple it is to use Gridfinity’s storage
units for any desired purpose.

  • Who designed it? [217]Tecknishen
  • How printable/popular is it? This design has been downloaded over 670 times
    and has 14 posted makes.
  • Where to find it? [218]Printables

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Soldering Spool Holder

Gold stand for silver solder Gold stand for silver solder (Source: [220]col4444
via MakerWorld)

Talking about electronics, one of the most popular and useful tools in a
maker’s workshop is without a doubt the soldering iron. You need solder to use
it, but how inconvenient is it when you have to manually fiddle with the spool
as you work? Here is the perfect model for you: This Gridfinity-compatible
model will ensure a neat feed of solder as you work and fit right back into its
spot when you finish.

This model is really easy to print, and it doesn’t need any supports. It’s made
up of three simple pieces: the base and the two rollers (one for each side)
where the solder spool will rotate. It takes up only two spaces of your
Gridifnity base and can be easily moved around to have it near you when needed.

  • Who designed it? [221]col4444
  • How printable/popular is it? This model has been quite appreciated by the
    makers who have printed it because it has a 4.3-star rating!
  • Where to find it? [222]MakerWorld

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Bit Holder

A bit of modularity can go a long way! A bit of modularity can go a long way!
(Source: [224]SirHair via Printables)

Finding the bit that you need in a given moment of repair can be difficult, as
you’ll have to scan through all of them to find the right one. However, with
this modular hex bit storage, you can arrange and sort your bits per your
preference.

This storage box can hold up to 20 bits, and the best part is that the holders
can be removed and rearranged. You’ll find hexagonal and circular slots in
different sizes for storing the bits and other tools. With this print, prep the
box to streamline your tasks and make it easy to quickly grab any hex bit you
may need.

The designer has also provided some partitions that you can slap some labels on
to indicate which bits are stored in which box.

  • Who designed it? [225]Martin_au
  • How printable/popular is it? On Printables, this storage system has more
    than 660 downloads and a total of 19 makes.
  • Where to find it? [226]Printables

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Battery Holder

Your tools will be fully charged and ready to use, ensuring you never run out
of juice Your tools will be fully charged and ready to use, ensuring you never
run out of juice (Source: [228]FruitieX via Printables)

This is a simple battery dispenser that can store both AA and AAA batteries.
According to the maker’s design, the dispenser can hold up to 10 AA and 13 AAA
batteries, so you know you’ll be good for a while if you fill up.

If you use both types of batteries (AA and AAA), you can label the dispensers
to help identify them quickly. In addition, the maker has designed slots for
you to add magnets to the top and bottom of the box so that you can stack them
securely. If you’re crazy about batteries, you can even build a tower out of
these!

  • Who designed it? [229]FruitieX
  • How printable/popular is it? More than 2,900 users have downloaded this
    file so far, and 44 have shared their successful prints.
  • Where to find it? [230]Printables

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SD Card Organizer

Storage for SD cards that fits perfectly in both your Gridfinity and your
backpack Storage for SD cards that fits perfectly in both your Gridfinity and
your backpack (Source: [232]JavBR via Printables)

If you use multiple SD cards for all your devices, this Gridfinity storage unit
is perfect. This box can hold a total of 14 MicroSD cards as well as a regular
SD card (or a MicroSD card adapter).

This storage box sits on any baseplate but works exceptionally well with
weighted magnetic ones. While placing individual magnets on all of the
baseplate and box slots can be a bit tedious, this maker has also created a 
[233]magnet jig to speed up the process. The tool helps to align and glue the
magnets.

Additionally, all of these cards are kept secure by using a magnetic lid. So,
you can grab the box and throw it in your bag without worrying about them
flying all over the place.

  • Who designed it? [234]JavBR
  • How printable/popular is it? It’s a verified easy print that has over 285
    downloads and 3 successful makes.
  • Where to find it? [235]Printables

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All-Purpose Hand Tool Holder

Get a grip on your DIY projects with this handy tool rack Get a grip on your
DIY projects with this handy tool rack (Source: [237]Gerald85 via Printables)

This Gridfinity storage rack can hold a variety of hand tools. Even though the
designer has specified the two parametric files are for a nipper holder and a
stripper holder, you’ll have no trouble storing various pliers, scissors, and
cutters.

The rack arranges all of the tools in such a way that the tips are visible,
making it easy to identify and grab what you need. The designer strongly
advises using a [238]brim when printing this tool rack to improve adhesion and
avoid warping.

Aside from that, you can successfully print your rack using this maker’s [239]
print settings, inlcuding a 0.2-mm [240]layer height and 20% [241]infill.

  • Who designed it? [242]CmdrMoto (remixed from Zack Freedman’s [243]model)
  • How printable/popular is it? Currently, this tool rack has over 1,240
    downloads and 45 makes.
  • Where to find it? [244]Printables

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Würth Wrench Holder

There's also space for bolts! There's also space for bolts! (Source: [247]
Frinon via Thingiverse)

If you own a 3D printer, you use wrenches quite often. From assembling things
to changing nozzles, these tools are essential a workshop. More often than not,
you’ll actually find way more wrenches than you need when you go to look for
one because there are so many dimensions out there. Here comes this Gridfinity
accessory that can once again make organizing your tools a breeze.

Designed for Würth wrenches, the dimensions should be quite standard. The
wrenches are tilted up so they’re easily accessible when you need them, but
this also means that you can’t stack other bins on top. Note that this model
has a Gridfinity size of 2x5x6, which is quite large, but it can accommodate
eight wrenches. So, it’s quite worth it.

  • Who designed it? [248]Frinon
  • How printable/popular is it? Over 315 people have downloaded this model,
    and almost 70 makers have given it a like.
  •  Where to find it? [249]Thingiverse

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Digital Caliper Holder

It would be best if you used a weighted baseplate for this holder It would be
best if you used a weighted baseplate for this holder (Source: [251]TomieM via
Printables)

Storing your digital calipers horizontally can take up a lot of space at your
workstation. To use your space more efficiently and make it easier to access
them, you should consider using this caliper holder. It keeps your tool
vertical and features additional slots for two button cells.

This design is a remix of the [252]original made by ZackFreedman; the designer
has modified it to store a Mitutoyo caliper, but it should work for generic
calipers too. If you find the storage slot to be a little tight, you can use a
heat gun to slightly expand the opening for that perfect fit.

  • Who designed it? [253]Bear
  • How printable/popular is it? There are 34 shared makes of this holder, and
    the design has been downloaded over 780 times.
  • Where to find it? [254]Printables

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