Gridfinity Bins medium size

Gridfinity is the popular Modular Storage System invented by Zack Freedman. This is a remix of his Divider Bins.

Here, I have remixed the 2x1 and 2x2 Bins for medium sized parts. You can find my 1x1 bins here.

The goal of this remix was to maximize internal storage space and minimize filament usage.

Compared to the Original, I shrunk and shortened the label tab as it was too large for my needs. The new bins support labels with a width of up to 9mm (the uploaded photo shows 6mm wide labels).
I also deleted the magnet holes at the bottom. I don’t use magnets often and this saves internal space and makes the Bins easier to print.

The bins are available in heights from 2u to 10u (u = units, one unit is 7mm).

For the 1x2 or 2x1 size, you can choose if you want the label tab on the long or short side (see uploaded picture).

These sizes also come with a somewhat experimental ‘Grid’ version. For these, I have added a dividing bar at the top (see uploaded picture). This can be useful if you plan to place the smaller 1x1 bins on top. The files can also be printed without support but depending on your printer’s steep overhang and bridging capabilities, the prints may not look perfect.

Print settings that I use:

• Support: No
• Layer height: 0.25mm
• Perimeters: 2
• Solid Layers: 4 Top and Bottom
• Infill: 15%
   

Removed magnet holes. Decreased size of label tab. Optimized internal storage capacity. Created additional heights and versions.