HexLock French Cleat Bin – Support-Free, Overengineered (In a Good Way)

Description:
This is my go-to French cleat bin for a clean, modular workshop wall. Designed with internal geometry that reinforces load-bearing corners, honeycomb panels to shed weight, and overhang angles that require no supports. The result: a rock-solid bin that looks good and prints clean.

One of the things we use these bins for in Laundry, it is especially helpful when sorting socks and underwear that we can throw them in the bin and drop the bin in the kids room without having to open drawers etc.

I printed this on the H1S/P1S. The bin can be scaled but I printed it on a platform that was greater than 256³

File includes three components. The bin itself, the wall end mount, and a locking pin. To prevent sliding. .3mf and .f3d included. 

Key Features:

Fully support-free design

Optimized for strength with internal angles and honeycomb structure

Modular: Easy to reposition on a French cleat wall

Lightweight without compromising rigidity

Prints fast and clean

Recommended Settings:

Layer Height: 0.6 or 0.4 mm, Results with ABS and PETG were best with the .6 but PLA worked with the .4

Walls: 3+

Infill: 8–12% (more if you want tank armor)

Material: PLA, PETG, ABS—all tested

No supports needed