Gridfinity in the Studio

Gridfinity is a popular, printable organizer system based on an open source spec of 42x42x7mm boxes by Zach Freedman. I use this system extensively in my studio.

Gridfinity Basics

I use these baseplates:

Magnet-Light Baseplates sturdy & reasonable print time that retains the magnet/screw holes
Ultralight Skeleton minimum amount of material

When butting baseplates together into a larger grid, I find it helpful to run a deburring tool around the outer edges.

A few notable improvements on Zach's original collection of bins:

Not bins or baseplates, but things I make extensive use of:

Transport Trays I group projects by tray and then can move them easily between shelf and workspace.
Gridfinity Under Counter Drawers over designed with tight tolerances, but they work really well. This designer has made an entire system of these.
Gridfinity Stackable Drawers good for desks or vertical storage. I made a glass slide version of the drawer bin.

Tools for generating bins, bases, and accessories.

There is also a Gridfinity Fusion360 App and the python library cq-gridfinity

WIP