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Gridfinity Riser Blocks

por Jeremy D en Thangs

Gridfinity Riser Blocks hold your objects at a precise 21 degree angle. Use them for electronics, parts boxes, kitchen tools or anything else with a relatively flat bottom.

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Archivos (4)
  • Gridfinity Riser - Base.stl STL · 341 KB
  • Gridfinity Riser - 1.stl STL · 332 KB
  • Gridfinity Riser - 2.stl STL · 441 KB
  • Gridfinity Riser - 3.stl STL · 441 KB
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Gridfinity Riser Blocks hold your objects at a precise 21 degree angle. Use them for electronics, parts boxes, kitchen tools or anything else with a relatively flat bottom. - Perfect for use in drawers to take better advantage of vertical space - Allows objects to nest together while keeping them easy to grab - Light on filament and quick to print - Infinitely configurable and rearrangeable in the spirit of Gridfinity - One base block and three riser blocks available for use with objects from roughly phone sized to roughly tablet sized - Uses standard Gridfinity magnets to keep blocks in place when used with heavier objects

Use the blocks in pairs, one base block and one riser block. Use multiple pairs for wider objects. Pairs don't need to be grid-aligned if your object is non-rectangular.

Inspiration and attribution - ZackFreedman's Gridfinity (https://thangs.com/designer/ZackFreedman/3d-model/Gridfinity%20Divider%20Bins-60721) for the grid base of course but also the 21 degree angle - Hands on Katie's Neogrid (https://handsonkatie.com/neogrid-organise-your-big-items-with-this-free-and-open-source-system/) for the idea of putting things on or around Gridfinity blocks instead of in them. I use my Riser Blocks in conjunction with Neogrid for large items.

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