Gridfinity 3D printer nozzle bin generator
A Gridfinity bin with a hole for each spare 3D printer nozzle, standing thread down. Set the thread size, how many along and how many rows.
How to make yours
- Set the nozzle's diameter; each pocket is 0.2 mm wider so it drops in.
- Set how many nozzles along and how many rows; the bin grows one 42 mm square at a time to hold them.
- Set how deep each pocket is, and tick on magnet holes if your baseplate has magnets.
- Download it as STL, 3MF or STEP, and print it.
What each slider does
- Thread diameter (M6 6) 5 to 10 mm
- How wide the nozzle's thread is; the hole is 0.2 mm wider.
- Nozzles along 1 to 10
- How many nozzles sit side by side in a row.
- Rows 1 to 6
- How many rows of pockets there are, front to back.
- Pocket depth 4 to 15 mm
- How deep each nozzle sits; the bin's height follows in 7 mm Gridfinity units.
- Magnet holes on or off
- Holes under each foot for magnets that hold the bin to a magnetic baseplate.
Also called
gridfinity nozzle holder, nozzle holder, 3d printer nozzle storage, nozzle organizer, e3d nozzle holder, m6 nozzle holder.
Gridfinity by Zack Freedman (MIT)