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For an introduction to the project see this video from the original creator Zach Freedman: https://youtu.be/ra_9zU-mnl8 https://youtu.be/ra_9zU-mnl8 (Short ver

For an introduction to the project see this video from the original creator Zach Freedman: https://youtu.be/ra_9zU-mnl8 https://youtu.be/ra_9zU-mnl8 (Short version its an open and free expandable 3D printable modular storage system with modules to fit everything from screws to soldering irons and SD cards)

neilv 4y ago
I first went to the Web site, but couldn't tell what it was. So started this video, but it's 21 minutes of high-noise entertainment. Jumping around, I got about 21 seconds of information, and guessed at the rest. It looks like some kind of 3D-printable physical storage containers/compartments that fit to a grid, like desk drawer organizer trays.
- chaostheory 4y ago
  Both the intro and commercial take about 4 minutes The guy makes his STL freely available. The least anyone can do is to fully watch his video so that the YouTube algorithm won’t punish him
  - neilv 4y ago
    The least anyone can do is to not waste their time, and let the video rightly be punished.
    - bioemerl 4y ago
      I don't understand, the guy explains what's going on within the first minute
      - walls 4y ago
        Then he should turn that one minute into text and add it to the website.
        Rebelgecko 4y ago
        It would be a lot of work to seize the domain and add his own text. I'm not even sure if the Gridfinity trademark situation would allow for that.
        cloakedcode 4y ago
        Front page of the site: > Gridfinity could be your workshop's ultimate modular storage system to keep you productive, organized, and safe. It is free, open source, and almost 100% 3D printable.
        panzagl 4y ago
        These comments remind me of watching 'Chopped' where someone overcooks a fish by like, a minute, and the judges get so offended and go off about the food being 'inedible' How dare someone expect me to comprehend a sentence or watch a 5 minute video...
- Forge36 4y ago
  Yes that's pretty much it
- travisporter 4y ago
  That’s what the first paragraph of tfa says. Also YouTube is mainly for entertainment so that shouldn’t be a surprise.
JKCalhoun 4y ago
Your short version cuts to the point but I have to say Zach is probably the most entertaining nerd I subscribe to on YouTube and his wit-packed, teleprompter-speedrun videos are worth a full watch (IMHO).

neilv 4y ago

I first went to the Web site, but couldn't tell what it was. So started this video, but it's 21 minutes of high-noise entertainment. Jumping around, I got about 21 seconds of information, and guessed at the rest. It looks like some kind of 3D-printable physical storage containers/compartments that fit to a grid, like desk drawer organizer trays.

chaostheory 4y ago
Both the intro and commercial take about 4 minutes The guy makes his STL freely available. The least anyone can do is to fully watch his video so that the YouTube algorithm won’t punish him
- neilv 4y ago
  The least anyone can do is to not waste their time, and let the video rightly be punished.
  - bioemerl 4y ago
    I don't understand, the guy explains what's going on within the first minute
    - walls 4y ago
      Then he should turn that one minute into text and add it to the website.
      - Rebelgecko 4y ago
        It would be a lot of work to seize the domain and add his own text. I'm not even sure if the Gridfinity trademark situation would allow for that.
      - cloakedcode 4y ago
        Front page of the site: > Gridfinity could be your workshop's ultimate modular storage system to keep you productive, organized, and safe. It is free, open source, and almost 100% 3D printable.
        panzagl 4y ago
        These comments remind me of watching 'Chopped' where someone overcooks a fish by like, a minute, and the judges get so offended and go off about the food being 'inedible' How dare someone expect me to comprehend a sentence or watch a 5 minute video...
Forge36 4y ago
Yes that's pretty much it
travisporter 4y ago
That’s what the first paragraph of tfa says. Also YouTube is mainly for entertainment so that shouldn’t be a surprise.

JKCalhoun 4y ago

Your short version cuts to the point but I have to say Zach is probably the most entertaining nerd I subscribe to on YouTube and his wit-packed, teleprompter-speedrun videos are worth a full watch (IMHO).