Made and shared a Gridfinity bin for the Ryobi Power Cutter a couple weeks ago. As much as I liked having the tool upright and easy to grab, that orientation ended up being too tall to fit into my tool drawer. Hope this laid-on-its-side version is useful to other people besides just me!
Following up on my Gridfinity caddies for H2 hotends, made some for the it's-still-great X1C! Cute detail - you drop the cables and connectors in first and then they're tucked away and captured by the rest of the hotend.
Big ol' 6x6 jig to make it super fast to auto align magnets and support a printed baseplate if you're press-fitting anything.
Gridfinity organizer for my Bahco hand files. I made a modular version (1x1 Gridfinity) as well as a more compact single caddy.
Gridfinity ER32 collet holders so you can organizer your tool drawers. I designed in some crush ribs into the magnet pockets so that it's easier to install magnets.
Been working on an Onshape FeatureScript to generate Gridfinity-compliant versions of the ubiquitous "Rugged Latching Parametric Box" - will share the Featurescript soon, I hope!
But for now, here's an implementation of that which I used to make an organizer box for my Dremel 8150 and a bunch of bits.
I've got a VW Golf and I take the roof bars on and off a lot. Got tired of keeping track of the plugs and the small hex key in addition to the torque tool, so I designed a replacement T handle that lets you store the little bits on the tool itself.
Spun a remix of this parametric box design for my soldering iron and heat set tips.
Designed a lil flexure-based holder for quick change hex bits. Seems to work great! The flexure is designed so that there's no preload in the steady state, so PLA should print just fine and not creep over time.
I've also shared the flexure module itself in case folks want to integrate it into new designs!
Update - 260430 R02:
Broke the sealing cap to my 16 oz bottle of Squirt wax and didn't want to buy a gigantic pack of replacements online. Couldn't find a model to print! So I made one!
