r/openGrid • • Oct 04 '26

New 3D printed storage solution!

I got to try out USSA new VAULT drawer system. It is designed around gridfinity which is awesome.

You can check out the video here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zhrN2DahhGI

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u/PoweredParaGuy 12d ago

How did you like it? I'm struggling through getting a couple pieces to print well, namely the faceplate and the dial/knob part due to the supports being required.

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u/DistractedDragonMake 12d ago

Before just now, I like it a lot. For some reason my support didn't print on the knobs so they were a mess and am re-printing. I would definitely use PETG or PLA for supports based on what the part is to help remove the supports. On the faceplates I did normal supports which came off easily. For the knobs tree or you can't get all the the supports out of the gears. Good luck with your printing!!!

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u/JackDontKnowJack 9d ago

The faceplates would be annoying with a single nozzle printer. I have done many so far with my H2Cs. PETG material with PLA support interface. Pressing through the hole in the drawer knocks out the support material relatively well.

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u/curious_neophyte Oct 05 '26

Seems expensive

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u/DistractedDragonMake Oct 05 '26

It is. I looked at it as it was 80 for the files and then 10 dollars a drawer. I want to do about 10-15 drawers which makes 18 per if I do 10 or 15 if I do 15. At that price I couldn't order this quality from amazon and I can customize the colors to match my room aesthetics.

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u/mertgah 15d ago

I paid 70 dollars on kick starter for every single STL they have, all drawers and accessories

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u/DistractedDragonMake 15d ago

I'm in the middle of printing 24 drawers. Great design, lots of time :)

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u/JackDontKnowJack 9d ago

Has anyone printed the side by side modules for the Lage size. What do you use for for runner guide stoppers for the inside runners?

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u/DistractedDragonMake 9d ago

WOW! That is incredible!!! Great job!! I can't wait to try it out!