I have been using the amazing Ultra Light Plain bins by @huma_meng, but I have been missing a way of printing bins that are bigger than my build plate, so inspired in both design and model organization I decided to create my own split based ones.

These bins are not designed to be moved around much. You print the two parts and just click them in place over the baseplate. 

The idea is to use these as a single level, or bottom level, of a Gridfinity system to store items bigger than your buildplate.

The first two numbers indicate the grid size in X and Y directions. The third number indicates height in the Z direction.

The bin shown in the pictures is a 2x7x3, where:

• Width: 2 grids (2x42mm; 84mm)
• Lenght: 7 grids (7x42; 294mm)
• Height: 3 units (3x7+4,4; 25,4mm)

For more dimension information, please refer to the Gridfinity specification.

To complete a bin you need to print the desired model two times. 

There are profiles shared with duplicated halves when possible. Some plates will need to be printed twice. 

I should also mention that it is recommended to print the seam away from the split area to maintain dimesional accuracy. This is already taken care of, between other things, in the gridfinity ultralight optimized processes included in these profiles.

Modeling, cutting and creating the print profiles for all these 135 bins one by one has been quite a tedious, and honestly boring, task. I have done my best to double check everything, but If you find any issue please let me know so I can fix it quick both for you and for the rest of the community. 
 

Initial goals remaining:

1. [DONE] Finish modeling and uploading the rest of the planned 9U - 12U high bins
2. [DONE] Creating one building profile per bin height, with one buildplate per bin size. You open the profile of the height you want, select the plate of the dimension you are looking for and just print it, even from a phone.

Updates:

1. [DONE] Design 1U wide bins and update all 12 print profiles (24 new bins)
2. [DONE] Design 1U high bins and create a print profile (16 new bins)