Another model that helps me stay organised, is my TS100 Soldering Iron Tip holder. It's a 1x1 #Gridfinity unit that holds 4 tips. The tolerances are good (printed on my P1P) and the tips fit snugly into the holes. 

I've displayed them pointy side up, because we like to impale ourselves on sharp things in the workshop.

There are models out there already which include the soldering iron itself, but mine is always in use, so just wanted somewhere for the tips.

TS100 Soldering Iron Tip Holder

Another model that helps me stay organised, is my TS100 Soldering Iron Tip holder. It's a 1x1 #Gridfinity unit that holds 4 tips. The tolerances are good (printed on my P1P) and the tips fit snugly into the holes. I've displayed them pointy side up, because we like to impale ourselves on sharp things in the workshop.

I designed this to fit the 30mm bottles I use for mixing larger amounts of airbrush paint. They've been rattling around in a drawer for months and this finally sorts them out! They should fit any bottle that has a nominal diameter of 29-30mm. This fits on the standard #Gridfinity bases.

Gridfinity - 30mm Bottle Holder

Do you hate those spools of silicon wire that unwind themselves the millisecond you take them out of the horrible cardboard box they come in? I know they're in the box for a reason, but they're ugly and I want mine to feel at home among the other Gridfinity organisation on my workbench.

This model might be the answer for you! The base is a 1x4, 0.25 unit high tray with holes to guide the wires. The Spool Guard can be printed as many times as needed, and just to annoy everyone (just a little), I added space for SEVEN spools, when they usually come in boxes of SIX! You're welcome!

This will fit the 55mm x 20mm spools. I printed at 0.2mm layer height, on a 0.4mm nozzle.

You can print the spool guards on their side, and make sure you enable support for surfaces touching the build plate. This will create a small support for the ring but not fill in the hole. I set my support overhang to 46 degrees, so the 45 degree reinforcement ring prints without support.

I've uploaded a couple of images showing what this looks like. I separated the black and red, using the 7th spool space ;)

Gridfinity 1x4 Silicon Wire Base

Silicon Wire Base.stl

I wanted a space to hold my 123 blocks and space for my new metric 10-20-40 and 15-30-60 blocks. This 3x2 Gridfinity holder fits the space I had in my drawers, but could be made in other sizes for other amounts of blocks. I've added raised lettering so that they can be painted (white in my case as the base is black).

I removed the holes for magnets as I never use those and they just slow the printing. 

Designed to print at 0.28mm layer. No supports as expected. Close tolerances, but should give about 1mm clearance on the holes.

1-2-3 Block Holder

I wanted a space to hold my 123 blocks and space for my new metric 10-20-40 and 15-30-60 blocks. This 3x2 Gridfinity holder fits the space I had in my drawers, but could be made in other sizes for other amounts of blocks. I've added raised lettering so that they can be painted (white in my case as the base is black).

If you own one of Giaco's MakerKnife's and want to hang it on your tool wall, then this might be the solution for you!

This mount can be screwed to a wall or tool board with standard countersink wood screws and the 5mm magnet is optional. The magnet doesn't provide a lot of holding power, but "just enough". The hanging peg is sufficient to hold the knife in place.

MakerKnife Wall Mount

A simple bracket to screw on a tool board, based on a model from @CubicRootXYZ over on Thingiverse. I've uploaded a remix of my model there too to maintain credit.

I made the walls a bit thicker and put a larger fillet on the inside corner, just to give it a bit more rigidity. 

Knipex Automatic Stripper - Wall Mount

A simple bracket to screw on a tool board, based on a model from @CubicRootXYZ over on Thingiverse. I've uploaded a remix of my model there too to maintain credit.

Whenever you order something from Amazon, or AliExpress that comes with numerous teeny tiny parts, you nearly always get one of those small plastic divided boxes with a lid. They don't stack. They don't stay in a pile, they just get in the way. But they are so very handy. 

Enter a simple storage rack you can print as many times as you need. Sit it on the desk or mount it on the wall; your call.

This rack takes storage boxes upto 130mm x 65mm x 24mm (give or take).

Print the Top with or without wall mounting holes. Everything can be printed flat on the bed without support and have a push-fit if printed at 0.28mm layer height. I did these in PLA on an Ender 3.

Small Plastic Parts container storage rack

Top - With Mounting Holes

A smaller version of my #Gridfinity hex bit storage tray. I specifically designed this one for my hex drill bits (the shank is hex not the bit, although that would make for a cool drill ...) and small hex bits for my day-to-day jobs. Stores 14 drill bits (longer shanks) and 14 driver bits, for a total of ... carry the 4, add the ten ... 28 bits!

Gridfinity 2x2 Hex Bit Storage with Tray

2x2 Hex Bit Storage with Tray (Deep Sockets).stl

Have lots of hex bits? Need somewhere to store them? Then look no further (maybe look further) than my #Gridfinity model for Zach Freedman's storage system. 

Store 84 bits, 14 of them with deeper holes for those longer bits ... ahem. There's a handy-dandy tray at the front for the adaptors and other oddities (just not too many).

Gridfinity 4x2 Hex Bit Storage with Tray

4x2 Hex Bit Storage with Tray

4x2 Bit Storage v3.usdz

I'm a maker, author, software developer, father and tinkerer. Say hi!

Activity related to collaborating with others on models

Likes, comments, and activity from your community

A roundup of models that we think you'll like

For when we think someone might have posted your content as their own

New content from your premium memberships

Emails and messages from designers you follow

<div class="markdown"><p>I&#x27;m a maker, author, software developer, father and tinkerer. Say hi!</p></div>

beakerz