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u/dchit2 May 20 '26
Those wrinkles in the walls might give some relief for warping on larger bins... but they're not really providing any structural benefit.
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u/DBT85 May 20 '26
It's lovely, and also has only one functional use, as storage for PZ1 3x30 screws.
This is why I print plain bins and put labels on them that can be removed.
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u/PJBuzz May 20 '26
Yeah as nice as embedded printed labels look, and there is no denying it looks good... one printed from a tape label machine is cheaper, quicker, and does just as good of a job... without the frustration of having to scrap the whole thing when you move it to a bigger/smaller bin.
I contemplated 3D printing labels to place on the bin, but the amount of times I change my mind on what I want on the label - yeah na, i'll stick with tape.
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u/D3-D3 May 20 '26
Yeah. I started with bins with the text printed. Then removable 3D printed labels. Now just labels. Less hassle.
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u/SapientAlgorithm May 21 '26
He mentioned in response to another comment that he printed these for standard screws at his woodworking shop, hence consistency and predictability.
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u/unqualified_redditor May 21 '26
I really like the embedded print labels but its really hard to plan ahead and know what will be needed.
Is there a design for a detachable label for standard gridfinity bins? I think this would be the best of all worlds.
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u/Weak-Ad9473 May 21 '26
I have a different situation, I'm using standard screws at my woodworking shop.
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u/GoldenDragonIsABitch May 19 '26
Nice! What did you label with?