Background: - Bambu P1S 0.4mm nozzle 0.2mm layers - Sunlu PLA 2.0 - 3 bottom layers 3 top layers - 2 walls inside/outside - 5% gyro or cross hatch infill

What went well: - For most shapes, added 1mm clearance to the diameter or full length/width of actual measured dimensions seemed to work ok. - Added drain holes especially on the lowest point of each item. This works in conjunction with holes I added to the gridfinity baseplates. Time will tell if water will pool and get mouldy. - Uniform 6 height units made the bins look nicer.

What needs improvement: - 4 or 5 layers would cover up the see-through top layer. - Need to consider more loose fitting shapes. The cheese slicers for example, hugging the lines too close made it difficult to retrieve other than directly lifting on the Z axis. - Could angle the parts more, along the Y axis, to fit natural motion paths of how the hand lifts items. - Using Fusion 360 gridfinity tool to generate the bins resulted in a very tight fit between the units and the base. My own bin design according to the original spec somehow had looser tolerances. Need to investigate. Maybe consider outer/inter wall order.

Other thoughts: - Why 😂 - Good beginner practice. - Time will tell if I'm happy with this.

Just a wanted to share a few of the prints I designed for my project car. All prints are ASA for now but if the heat starts to degrade them I may switch to nylon.

My first submission - not exactly groundbreaking, but I got fed up of opening the cupboard door and pens rolling out onto me (it's a high cupboard, above head height)!

This pen holder sits nicely between the door and the recess where the inner shelf is, keeping the pens secured and accessible.

We've been pulling out my old childhood toys recently for our kid, and unfortunately this toy set of stacking cups was missing a cup. It was a great excuse to model a quick replacement and print it via 0.8mm nozzle in vase mode. With the larger nozzle, I was able to extrude a 2mm thick wall to match the 2mm thick shell of the original cup.

Unfortunately I didn't have red available, so the pattern is a little off now, but oh well! It works very well and that is what matters.

Yes, it's dirty. The vacuum didn't have a home so I made one with 3d printed legs.

Perfect fit from the first time, the gap is supposed to be there.

I used freecad btw.

As requested by my wife

Quick project in between studying, remote kept getting in the way on my desk.

I spend a lot of time climbing in a full body harness for work, and everything needs to be rated and fully tethered for the safety of those below. The JBL clip 5 has a latch that can get bumped open and fall. This fixes that!

I vape and always need to carry a spare pair. Dropped and broke a battery box but they were not ideal clipping open and closed everytime.

Positive side is protected enough.

The design does need some minor tweaking.

This blasters brake easily . All surveyors know how bare even impossible to find replacement . Stated by printing only the latch . Ended up by making the cover .