Gridfinity Cabinet and Drawers

Overview:

This is a slight remix of Jesse Perry's gridfinity cabinet.  I really liked the design and have printed multiple cabinets over the past couple years for nuts/bolts/washers, arduino components, etc.

However, I wanted different sizes for some of my future needs such as small 2x2 cabinets that can fit on my desk and a two-drawer version of the 3x4 cabinet.  I used the original Fusion 360 file, cleaned it up a little then created more variations.  I didn't take the time to write it from scratch and make a fully parametric version though I wish I would have.

I've included the Fusion 360 file I ended up with.  Again, it is not ideal, but can be used to create your own variations.

Printing:

All files can be printed without supports, but the cabinets need to be reoriented as in the photo before slicing.  The back of the cabinet should be against the build plate.

Bins:

You can find various compatible bins online, but I make my own bins using the OpenScad file created by Kennetek:

https://www.printables.com/model/274917-gridfinity-rebuilt-in-openscad

If interested, here are the basic settings I always set within the OpenScad file (I created a preset using these settings).  The other settings vary by need.

General Settings:

• Gridz: either 3 for a half-height bin or 6 for a full-height bin
• Length: 42

Toggles:

• Enable scoop
• Enable lip

Other:

• Gridz define: "Gridz is the height of bins in units of 7mm increments - Zack's method"

Base:

• Style hole: no holes

Future:

I might make a cabinet that can support 2x2 drawers side by side and 2-3 levels high.

I added the following variations:

• 3x4 cabinet with space for only two drawers.
• 3x3 cabinet for three drawers
• 3x3 cabinet for two drawers
• 3x3 drawer
• 2x2 cabinet for three drawers
• 2x2 cabinet for two drawers
• 2x2 drawer