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This community may be more oriented towards the OpenSCAD port, gridfinity rebuilt: https://github.com/kennetek/gridfinity-rebuilt-openscad https://github.com/k
by nullstyle 4y ago
This community may be more oriented towards the OpenSCAD port, gridfinity rebuilt: https://github.com/kennetek/gridfinity-rebuilt-openscad https://github.com/kennetek/gridfinity-rebuilt-openscad
The fusion 360 source files from the original project are a little jank when it comes to making customizations given AFAIK how fusion 360 operates. The port I've linked is much simpler to use when it comes to producing STLs for your own customized bins.
- monkmartinez 4y agoI would agree. I would also search for 'gridfinity' on printables, yeggi, and thangs. There are master collections that download into neat folders with thousands of options, pick a base, pick a few bins, then slice it up and print. Soooooo goood!
- demeyer1 4y agoAgreed. The shear volume of permutations out there now may be adequate for many beginners that aren't yet comfortable with 3D design clients.
- rcarmo 4y agoThe OpenSCAD version is insanely flexible and I generate all my bins from there.
- cge 4y agoBe sure to note that, like gridfinity, this is not open source by commonly accepted definitions, as it is CC-BY-NC-SA. In this case, it's even less appropriate, because it is code with a licence both specifically not intended for code and is not at all compatible with open source licences.