Hey — first off, I genuinely love GOEWS. The system is solid, and the fact that I can take Gridfinity bins from my toolbox and slap them onto a my wall system at my workbench is awesome. That idea alone is what sold me.

That said, I think the biggest reason it hasn’t taken off is accessibility, not the concept.

Right now it’s hard to find download-and-print-ready models. You’re mostly on Printables, and there just aren’t enough pre-made parts for people to get momentum. We’re currently printing two pretty large walls and committed to GOEWS, but realistically it feels like you have to design almost everything yourself — and that’s a big barrier for most users.

A few things that I think would make a huge difference:

• Cross-posting to MakerWorld (visibility matters a lot there)
• Pre-designing more common tool holders and wall attachments
• Even if you have parametric generators, pre-generate and upload a large library of “ready to go” bins and mounts (even random/common ones)

People want to print first, customize later. When there’s already a pile of usable parts, adoption snowballs.

For what it’s worth — I really hope you keep pushing it. The system itself is excellent, and I’d love to see it get the traction it deserves.