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Still in development, but nearly ready to go. Two Gridfinity stands for perfect presentation of your PCIE cards. Did you know that full height and half height cards have different requirements to sit level on a stand - neither did I before starting on this :D<a rel="noreferrer" href="https://than.gs/m/1066935">45 Degree Gridfinity Bases are available here</a>

 Still in development, but nearly ready to go.  Two Gridfinity stands for perfect presentation of your PCIE cards.Did you know that full height and half height cards have different requirements to sit level on a stand - neither did I before starting on this :D 45 Degree Gridfinity Bases are availabl

PCIE Display Bases

Possibly pointless and no-one else will care, but I wanted something to organise my hardware in a more interesting way (and to allow my graphics cards to fit on my slightly too narrow shelf). The file for this initial prototype version has been uploaded and should be available soon - I will develop this further if there is any interest!

 Possibly pointless and no-one else will care, but I wanted something to organise my hardware in a more interesting way (and to allow my graphics cards to fit on my slightly too narrow shelf).The file for this initial prototype version has been uploaded and should be available soon - I will develop 

More experimenting - Project 45 is born!

Going to be trying out lightning infill on Gridfinity storage blocks today - <s>will let you know how I get on</s> - Looks promising in terms of material savings, but need to see how the strength works out.UPDATE - This works extremely well for larger solid bins and in my case, where I have generally been using zigzag infills for speed when using PETG, the lightning infill saves approximately 30% material and prints quite a bit faster as well (this will obviously vary based on the density and size of your bins as it only alters the infill)

 Going to be trying out lightning infill on Gridfinity storage blocks today - will let you know how I get on - Looks promising in terms of material savings, but need to see how the strength works out. UPDATE -  This works extremely well for larger solid bins and in my case, where I have generally be

Experimenting

A complete redesign of a Gridfinity block I found on [Printables by LutaVulgaris](https://www.printables.com/model/469616-wire-holder-gridfinity) - the original was kitbashed from an existing wire holder and a plain gridfinity base.  My version is designed from scratch to optimise material use and to run smoothly (the spool spins freely even printed on my 0.6mm nozzle)

The spool is designed to use 3mm heated inserts and 3mm x 8mm countersunk machine screws, but a standard screw might work as well - I designed my own spool as it seems like every spool of wire I buy on Amazon comes with a different size (quick tip for re-spooling wire - the screw attachment on the spool allows you to spin it with a power drill, especially if using hex drive machine screws).  If you want to design your own spool mandrels, a simple rod with a radius of 8mm and a length of approx 37.5mm can be used.

Although I designed this for my own use I take extra time to ensure that my models are easily printed by others and often print several iterations during this process, if you make use of any of my models, please consider [buying me a coffee](https://www.buymeacoffee.com/unifytech) to fuel future projects :)

Gridfinity Wire Spool Holder

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