Slanted Gridfinity Bin Generator

About this generator

The Slanted Gridfinity Bin Generator from Form Fit Print makes bins with a flat Gridfinity base and walls that lean along one axis. The idea is a shallow drawer, such as the top drawer of an IKEA Alex, where pens and markers are too tall to stand upright. In a slanted bin they lean diagonally, each bin rests against the next one, and you can still lift a single bin out. An optional end bin is a support wedge that holds up the last bin in the row.

Core mode shows only orientation, bin size, height and slant; Full mode shows everything. Bins run from 1 to 20 grid units on each axis, with half units, or as an outside size in mm, cm or inches, and 1 to 100 height units. The slant is set as an offset in half grid units or as an angle. Walls default to 0.82 mm, one line from a 0.8 mm nozzle, so bins print fast, and there are equal compartments, a clearance setting with nozzle presets from 0.2 to 0.8 mm and a custom grid unit size. Besides Gridfinity feet, the base can be flat, Sortimo or Multiboard, and a vertical mode hangs the bin on a Gridfinity plate, openGrid, Multiboard, SKADIS, HSW, GOEWS or a French cleat.

You export the bin, the end bin and the wall mount part as binary STL. It runs in the browser with no account and no price is mentioned. The source is on GitHub under the MIT license, which covers the code, not a statement about selling prints.

What you can make

• Slanted Gridfinity bins for pens and markers
• End-of-row support wedges
• Slanted wall bins for openGrid, Multiboard, SKADIS and French cleats
• Slanted bins for Sortimo and Multiboard drawers

How to use Slanted Gridfinity Bin Generator

1. Open the app and pick horizontal for a drawer or vertical for a wall
2. Set the bin size, height and slant
3. Switch to Full for compartments, wall thickness and print fit
4. Export the slanted bin and the end bin as STL and print them