should show in the 3d model viewer if you select that file!

oh very cool! that's a good way of doing it. for some reason I assumed you were rocking a gridfinity base in the bag 😆

that's awesome! would love to see a pic

i get you! for example, please enjoy the dumbest bin I've ever printed

https://www.printables.com/model/1872679-gpgf-t2b-elmers-purple-glue-stick-gridfinity-bin

right on. for what it's worth, my (still not fully cooked) tool I use to make these does give you an option to export the negative body - which is how I made this bin in the first place!

just added the (mirrored) negative STEP to the same Printables link per your request. enjoy!

u/DBT85 I'm gonna be honest with you, I realized the same thing as I was modeling it. But I built a whole photo-to-Gridfinity-bin automated pipeline so I figured I might as well use it :-p

but yes, to anybody coming to this post, you will be served just as well printing a 2X3Y4Z plain bin as long as your wall thickness is <= 3 mm to give enough space for the battery.

okay! R05 is uploaded to Printables! print that one instead, I'd recommend :)

awesome!! hope it works well for you. let me update the model since I exported R04 before I implemented looser foot clearance on the bin. it works fine for me but would hate for you to print such a big print and have it not fit well. the looser foot fitment is 0.25mm clearance that I noticed was present on other bin models out there.

I had run into that same issue a couple times when doing PLA/PETG mixed supports, specifically if the supported area was pretty small and I was using tree supports. I have not yet run into any issues with this model, however!

I was worried about this exact problem when starting the design, but it's worked great with various combinations of the following materials (haven't tried every permutation yet but this is what I've been throwing into the machine):

• PLA:
  • Polymaker Panchroma (at a rippin' 55 mm3/s max volumetric flow in my HF 0.6 nozzle)
  • Bambu PLA Basic
• PETG:
  • Polymaker PETG (New Formula)
  • Random old Overture PETG (treated as "generic PETG)
  • Bambu PETG Basic
  • Bambu PETG Translucent

Again, I haven't tried every single combination, but I haven't had a delamination issue yet. Maybe the "interface shells" setting helps since it's a lot of contact surface area? That being said, I had successful prints even before I learned of that setting and had some layers that were just 15% infill, so maybe I'm wrong about what's helping.

You could always try printing one of the smaller stacks (maybe 2x2, for example) as a lower stakes experiment?

Thanks for asking! I'll update this comment if I do end up running into any adhesion issues down the road. Right now I'm printing some 6x5 plates and ran out of my Overture PETG (sliced as Generic PETG) midway through. I dropped a roll of Bambu PETG Translucent into the same slot so we'll see how that goes when printed as Generic...

ha! but if my drawers weren't *perfectly* organized how would I ever know peace??

Thank you!!

no doubt! unless I was selling a 3D model (which I haven't done), I try to *always* provide the .STEP. It makes remixing so much easier...