Really big fan of the design by firstgizmo and just wanted to improve upon a few things.  It started as just making 1 piece and by the time I was done I had a completely new model.  The side plates from this are the only thing that still works with the original design. 

You can find all the other variants here: [https://makerworld.com/en/collections/23857938-djr-engineering-wire-organizers](https://makerworld.com/en/collections/23857938-djr-engineering-wire-organizers)

Feel free to browse my other gridfinity models. [https://makerworld.com/en/collections/4365706-djr-engineering-gridfinity](https://makerworld.com/en/collections/4365706-djr-engineering-gridfinity)

Updates:

1. Overall Size
   1. The depth hasn't changed, but I did end up increasing the width just slightly to maximize available real estate.  Now is 83.5mm wide.  Height is taller by about 1mm.  Decided to cut my side plates in just a little bit higher so it didn't expose the bridge like on the original. 
2. Base
   1. Changed the base on this to be closer to the nominal gridfinity spec size, was a little off and had a tight fit originally (could have seen this being by design).
   2. Changed it to slide in magnets on the bottom so you don't have to glue them in.  This design is a modification of some other ones out there and lets you easily remove the magnets if you don't need the base anymore.

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3. Cable Pinch
   1. Created a larger version to better accommodate larger wires (1-3mm Outside Dia).

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   2. Created new pinches for all the other types since the width changed.
4. Spools
   1. With the over all width change I took the opportunity here to make a few updates.  I created a new thread that prints a little bit cleaner and isn't as tight at the 0.2mm resolution.

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   2. Spools are now divided so the male spool is the same regardless of what size spool you want and only the female side is different.

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   3. The drive in the spool hub is now a 6mm allen key instead of a custom tool, didn't want to have to find a tool for this and most people already have a 6mm allen.  Can now wind stuff with my small electric screw driver as well instead of needing something with a chuck.

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   4. The drive hub is now on both sides of the spool so it doesn't matter which way you put the spools in. 

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   5. Gave it a new pattern on the outside to distinguish it from the originals. 
   6. Estimated spool capacity (based on [https://telecom.samm.com/cable-reel-calculator](https://telecom.samm.com/cable-reel-calculator) ).  I also made the chart based on wire sheath dia since difference coatings produce different diameters. 

      1. Wire Sheath OD		Double Spool				Single Spool
         		Perfect Wind %				Perfect Wind %
         		80%		100%		80%		100%
         mm	in	m	ft	m	ft	m	ft	m	ft
         1	0.039	113.6	373	142.0	466	243.2	798	304	997.1
         1.5	0.059	48.0	157	60.0	197	104.0	341	130	426.4
         2	0.079	25.6	84	32.0	105	56.0	184	70	229.6
         2.5	0.098	16.8	55	21.0	69	36.8	121	46	150.9
         3	0.118	10.4	34	13.0	43	23.2	76	29	95.12