Gridfinity Pick + Tweezer Racks

14K downloads · 4 years ago · Pointy boi storage for the Gridfinity modular workshop storage system - saves space and delicate fin

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Pointy boi storage for the Gridfinity modular workshop storage system - saves space and delicate fingies!

Gridfinity is the ultimate organizer for your whole workshop! Learn more at Find more Gridfinity accessories at https://bit.ly/3E2NxnZ

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These racks store long, pointy objects at an angle... but angle the business ends away from pokey fingers.

These are all two-part models. Print an Upper and a Lower and glue 'em together.

The Pick Rack is perfect for slender tools like picks and files.
The Chonk Rack is for thiccer tools (hey-o) like scrapers, forceps, and spring tweezers.
The Twizzles Rack holds tweezers. I call them twizzles because I think it's funny.

The Twizzles Rack Upper is the only piece that needs support.

Gridfinity Tips!

No brims or support required!
Use any filament with an 0.6mm or smaller nozzle.
Wider bins can curl, so maximize your bed adhesion if you're going big!
All storage blocks are compatible with all baseplates!
Most storage blocks are stackable!
You can add 6x2mm magnets to the corners! They won't magnetize the contents.
You can also use M3 screws in the corners.

Gridfinity was inspired by Alexandre Chappel's ModuBOX system, which is found at https://www.alch.shop/shop/assortment

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Discussions

BraidenPsiuk1 year ago

The links for the parametric source files no longer work.

hazymat3 years ago

The Twizzle Rack absolutely cannot be printed without supports. Just look at it. Even if you lay on its side, the top hanger section of the rack would print in mid-air - a long bridge.

In the end I downloaded a print-in-one version from someone else, which seems perfectly acceptable, the top part has chamfers to reduce bridging

braedouble2 years ago

"The Twizzles Rack Upper is the only piece that needs support."

rpodsada2 years ago

The "Gridfinity Tips!" section looks like its copied from project to project (it mentions wider bins), so it's likely a left-over instruction that doesn't apply to this piece.

ultrabob4 years ago

I don't see how the tops of these racks could be successfully printed without supports.

lucasperaltafuret4 years ago

Lay it flat on its back. The inserts have 45 deg angles which can be printed if you manage to get your settings right. I am printing with 4mm nozzle 200 C 60mm/s .2 mm Layer height .4mm line width. Hope that helps

meatygoodnes4 years ago

Printing the pick rack to hold paint brushes for model painting.