Frames - Cargo Connect
The Frames are the perfect finishing touch for those times when your storage doesn’t need to be infinite. Designed to connect cleanly around any angle or layout, they give your Cargo Modular System a finished edge - whether you’re framing a full wall or working around obstacles in your space.
Main Features
- Easy, support-free printing
- Fully 3D printable - no extra parts needed
- Easy to use - no tools required
- Includes frame parts for every angle, corner, and layout
- Choose from Flat Surface or Easy Access frames depending on your setup
- Frames full Cargo system builds or finishes edges against walls, ceilings, and furniture
- Snaps directly to any Cargo Connect tile
What is the Cargo Modular System? Imagine a fully 3D printable system that can organise every aspect of your life, from your kitchen or workshop, to your gaming setup or craft studio.. that is our goal for the Cargo Modular System.
We are documenting the development on our social media channels and we'd love for you to join us as the Cargo system grows and evolves. If you have any upgrades you’d love to see or feedback, be sure to leave a comment!
What we use:
3D printer - Bambu Lab P1S - Get one here*
Filament - Bambu Lab PLA Basic Dark Grey - Get some here*
What's Included:
When you have downloaded the model, you will find the below inside:
Ready to Print (.3mf file) - All the parts in one place and ready to print. User Guide (.pdf file) - A complete ‘User Guide’ to help you print and assemble the model.
Happy Printing
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Frames - Cargo Connect
Shelf 2x2x2 - Cargo Attachment
Cargo Containers - 1x1 (Mini Modular Storage)
Rails 1x1 - Cargo Connect
Cargo Containers - 2x1 (Medium Modular Storage)
Cargo Connect - Desk Tile
Shelf 3x3x3 - Cargo Attachment
Cargo Containers - 1x2 (Medium Modular Storage)
Cable Organiser - USBC (2x2)
Cargo Containers - 2x2 (Medium Modular Storage)
Cargo Connect: Hooks 1x1
Cargo Containers - 3x1 (Large Modular Storage)
Cargo Connect: Cable Organiser - USBC (1x1)
Cargo Containers: Battery Storage
Shelf 1x1x1 - Cargo Attachment
Cargo Connect: Gripper - Modular Wall Holder
Half Spacer - Cargo Connect
Cargo Containers: Adapter - Underdesk
Spacer 1x1 - Cargo Connect
Spacer (Lite) - Cargo Connect
ABOUT TIME! THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU. My wall wont look like a weird porcupine anymore. Also this will sound off but I have been implementing the Cargo connect and bins for my gun smithing room. Any chance you might think about making larger hangers or mounting brackets for parts and firearms. This is probably far from what you are wanting to do but you system is pretty slick and works amazingly. Also I am very appreciate for the edge coverings. Make the setup look more professional.
Wonderful. Thank you very much!
How about some shelves that support 1x1, 1x2 and 1x3 gridfinity bins please? I recognize that they wouldn't be able to fold up, but that would go so far in integrating with the rest of our storage systems.
Thanks again.
For the individual files, the Outward Frames folder contains the inward frames and the Inward Frames folder contains the outward frames.
Not exactly a positive surprise on my first print of the system...
Thanks for becoming a member! We’ve double-checked the files and the folders are all correct. The User Guide explains what each frame group does - for example: • Outward Frames - 45° corners pointing away from the tile • Inward Frames - 45° corners pointing toward the tile
Hope this helps!
Image to help explain what I mean
Not quite. I wouldn't say that angles point in any direction, but the 45 degree angles (green) do form points, which all point away from the tile (red). For the one type, the angle is adjacent to the tile and for the other type they're not adjacent to the tile (blue). If you extend the 45 degree slanted edge, it intersects the tile in one case and not in the other. I guess you could call that "pointing towards" if you...
...ignore that edges do not have directions (purple).
I honestly do not know how to interpret those two statements.
Meanwhile, if you have a convex shape you put your tiles in, you only have convex corners. Convex corners are also known as outwards corners. So you need... inward edges?!
That's why I assumed incorrectly which ones I needed.
Even better would be a spacer, allowing you to slide each row without needing to link the containers by row. Basically, the bottom section of a horizontal rail with pegs and holes, or the above with pegs and holes all the way around.
The perfect compliment component to make a great system look even slicker. I had to shave a couple of mm off a couple of the corners for the 1x3 container holder so I could print it on my A1M but I'm finally able to print the longer items. Now, about those double height containers...
Can you make holder module to put telephone in? It's very anoying when you get iron dust on mobile at garage 😅