gridfinity-catalog VS gridfinity-rebuilt-openscad

Parametric and more: https://github.com/jeffbarr/gridfinity-catalog

Having a 3D printer available, I've been using these two projects to set up my modest workshop and it's worked out great.

https://github.com/jeffbarr/gridfinity-catalog

https://github.com/aderusha/DDD-Printable-Wall-Control-Syste...

As my contribution to the ever-growing collection of really cool Gridfinity-compatible items, I have created the [Gridfinity Catalog](https://github.com/jeffbarr/gridfinity-catalog) and welcome (via Pull Requests) submissions. Please try to follow the format that I have established so that I can efficiently accept your PRs.

Both! There are tons of STLs on every model site (Thangs even has a dedicated Gridfinity category) but you can also design your own using the specs here, or use one of the parametric generators like this one for Fusion 360 or this one for OpenSCAD.

There is the github that has them rebuilt in OpenSCAD: https://github.com/kennetek/gridfinity-rebuilt-openscad

New to the community but loving everything everyone is doing with gridfinity! A quick question I'm hoping someone can answer regarding some changes using the OpenSCAD implementation found here: https://github.com/kennetek/gridfinity-rebuilt-openscad

I highly recommend gridfinity rebuilt openscad. It's wonderful and easily allows you to customize bins

Gridfinity Rebuilt uses a technique from this guy to stop that from happening.

Just a note to anyone following this thread the base version of the rebuild is here https://www.printables.com/model/274917-gridfinity-rebuilt-in-openscad but this does not have the screw holes in it. For that you need to go to git hub (link in the printables entry) https://github.com/kennetek/gridfinity-rebuilt-openscad and source the openscad from there - note this seems to be the experimental version and as such you might have problems with it that you would have with the more stable printables release.

There’s also one of my favorite gridfinity projects, the opens and port. https://github.com/kennetek/gridfinity-rebuilt-openscad. You could go into the constants file and increase the wall thickness to whatever you want.

That was me. There's this one and I think this one as well.

I use https://github.com/kennetek/gridfinity-rebuilt-openscad to create my own versions of gridfinity. I don't need the holes at the bottom, besides they usually don't print right for me anyway. I do no holes, no tab, and no scoop. If you do this I suggest keeping the lip it makes the side stronger.