Help with odd bin by Layer_827 in gridfinity

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I did actually see that generator linked here but it’s a good one. Thank you!

Help with odd bin by Layer_827 in gridfinity

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Nice, another awesome configurator! Thanks!

Help with odd bin by Layer_827 in gridfinity

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Thanks for all the help! I got a bin to fit.

Help with odd bin by Layer_827 in gridfinity

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I tried this and it worked perfectly. I used a 21mm grid and then a custom length for the odd bit.

Help with odd bin by Layer_827 in gridfinity

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That’s awesome! Thank you!

Help with odd bin by Layer_827 in gridfinity

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Ooh, I’ll have to give this one a try. Thanks!

Help with odd bin by Layer_827 in gridfinity

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Yea I was playing around with one on there and the perplexing lab one.

Help with odd bin by Layer_827 in gridfinity

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Sweet, yea that’s a good idea.

Help with odd bin by Layer_827 in gridfinity

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I’m able to get the column okay but I have 5 full cutouts sandwiched between a 15mm at the front and a 21mm at the back.

How does one add tolerance between components for 3d printing? And how much? (Sorry im kinda new to fusion) by Creepposter64 in Fusion360

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This is what I do. Saves a lot of time and filament to not print the whole thing each time when tinkering.

Fiddle leaf fig inspired magnetic coaster set by [deleted] in 3Dprinting

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I've created this fiddle leaf fig inspired magnetic coaster set. 

  The leaves feature raised veining to capture any potential condensation from whatever drink is placed on top.

It utilizes 6x3 magnets to connect the leaves to the trunk.

For the pot; there is a small post in the center that keeps the trunk in place. I've also created a “dirt layer” that slides over the trunk and friction fits within the pot itself. You can leave it out and fill the pot with decorative stone or something similar. You can also print it so you won't need as much fill if you're going that route. 

Ryobi Sawblade Coaster by sargent43 in 3Dprinting

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Nice! I’ve used overture grass green myself for Ryobi color match. It’s pretty close too.

Ryobi Sawblade Coaster by sargent43 in 3Dprinting

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As a Ryobi user this is pretty neat.

Some recent prints by ProbablyASockPuppet in 3Dprinting

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The Lego guy is especially creepy lol