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I love this. Alas, I don't have a 3d printer, but this has me wanting one. Being able to organize cables under my desk has been a challenge since my 1st compu

• oerdier 2y ago
  If you don't have or want to have a printer, try looking for hobbyists with a printer, somewhat in your area. If you contact them personally they might print for cheap and mail it to you.
  • linsomniac 2y ago
    Also look for makerspaces or your library. Our library has a 3D printer and you can send designs via e-mail and they will print them and you can pick them up, you pay by weight for filament used.
  • linsomniac 2y ago
    My wife found someone on the local facebook "Gifting Community" who wanted a "circular sock knitting machine" 3D printed. She paid for the filament, and a couple weeks later (nearly 100 3d printed parts, ~3KG of filament), I finished the prints for her.
• bb88 2y ago
  I have a 3d printer, and I thought the gridfinity system would be awesome, but the biggest problem is that they need to be printed. Printing the plates takes a couple hours per plate. And I don't typically want to be in the same room as the printer when it's running. This is slightly better because the design seems to be simpler and easier to print. But I would rather have something that I can buy and also extend.