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Gridfinity

Open standard for modular 3D-printed storage.

Gridfinity is an open standard for a modular storage system built from 3D-printed components. It uses a quadratic grid baseplate and bins whose dimensions are multiples of 42 mm in width and breadth and 7 mm in height. Designed by Zack Freedman in 2022, it was inspired by Alexandre Chappel's Assortment System and is licensed under a Creative Commons NonCommercial license.

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Designer: Zack Freedman
Year designed: 2022
Grid unit (width/breadth): 42 mm / 1.65 in
Grid unit (height): 7 mm / 0.276 in
License: Creative Commons NonCommercial
Inspired by: Assortment System by Alexandre Chappel

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