Ryobi Tool bag Gridfinity Insert

Insert to turn the inside of your Ryobi RSSLOT2J tool bag into a big Gridfinity base plate.

You can now easily bring an assortment of screws and nails and small tools and stuff, without having them slush around the bottom of the bag! 

Designed for the RSSLOT2J bag, but it looks like several Ryobi models share the same bottom part, so the design should fit those too.

Print 2 end blocks and 3 mid blocks. Join them together with 8 dowels. No glue needed.

The end blocks has additional holes for screwdrivers and such, to use as much space as possible.

Print in PLA or PETG. I use PETG since most of my DIY work is outdoors.

Supports are needed since the tool bag bottom is not flat. I prefer tree supports, since they are easier to remove. The model is designed to need as few supports as possible, only needed on the raised flat parts. The slicer default (Cura in my case) worked fine.

I used 4 walls and 10% infill. Once in the bag, it won't have to handle a lot of forces.

I recommend to fit magnets to make the gridfinity bins stay in place as you swing the tool bag around.

(the photos show an earlier iteration that is different in some minor details)

Designed an insert that fits the tool bag, and then but the Weighted Baseplate on top of it.