April 23, 2025
Description
These are 2x2 Gridfinity Bins with latching lids, and the following features:
The latches will be stiff when they come off the printer, so I recommend using a spudger or flat screwdriver to pop the tabs free the first few times. They should be cycled a half dozen times to loosen them up if they seem too tight. The lids can be printed with 2 colors, and even using PLA and PETG, though certain combos may be tighter than others. I printed mine in PLA, and they seem about right after the latches are opened and closed a few times.
To assemble, just align one of the hinge pins with the hole in the bin, and then rotate the other up and into position until it snaps in place.
These print without supports, and the 3mf is set up with all the parts, so you can remove any that are not needed. There is an optional non-latching lid also provided, in case you do not need the latching function.
Other stuff:
There are similar multi compartment latching lid bins available at the links below:
Gridfinity 1x1 Bins with Latching Lids v1.0
Gridfinity 1x2 Bins with Latching Lids v1.0
Gridfinity 1x3 Bins with Latching Lids v1.0
Gridfinity 1x4 Bins with Latching Lids v1.0
Gridfinity 2x2 Bins with Latching Lids v1.0
Gridfinity 2x3 Bins with Latching Lids v1.0
Gridfinity 3x3 Bins with Latching Lids v1.0 (not yet released)
If you need some bins for small parts, the following bins with covers are a good option to use with the Box For Stuff 20 bin and 25 bin cases (or other 6U tall cases):
If you want to check out my other Gridfinity cases, you can find them at the links below:
There are currently no authorized sellers of prints of this model or prints of this model.
Thanks and Acknowledgements:
The models here could not have been made without the work of Zach Freedman, who introduced the world to Gridfinity, and then set it free for everyone to use. These models are not based on direct remixing of Zach' original models, but they are fully compatible, and use the same, or a similar specification for the bin bases, bin lips and base grids, which Zach Freedman developed. Zach Freedman's work is available on Thangs, and you can find examples of his Gridfinity designs here and here, which are available under his MIT license. If you like this model, or want to learn more about Gridfinity, you can check out Zach Freedman's YouTube, or you can support Zach Freedman's work on Patreon (patreon.com/zackfreedman).
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Changelog:
4/23/2025: Uploaded to MakerWorld.
License:
Standard Digital File License