I needed a way to organize my silverware kitchen drawer. The goal was to have it as flexible as possible and been able to rearrange when needed and reuse parts.

The files a parametric and can be adjusted to your needs. There are stl files attached and should be seen as example files. Make your own using the OpenSCAD files if you want.

Create your own:

- install the latest OpenSCAD nightly (development snapshot)

- download the attached zip file

- modify the scad files to your needs

- generate stl file

Remix information:

This model is based on Gridfinity system by Zack Freedman.

It is inspired by the work of JonathanLevi and his KitchenCollection.

The hight of the original model didn't fit my needs and I wanted to have a Parametric. I'm not familiar with Onshape and also didn't want to reinvent the wheel.

I used Gridfinity_Extended_OpenSCAD from ostat to build similar models with the option to adjust the hight and size in code.

How was it created:

The setup is built on the default file gridfinity_basic_cup.scad

To build an edge piece of 2x2x6 the following variables are required:

width = [6, 0]; 
depth = [2, 0]; 
height = [6, 0]; 
lip_style = "minimum";
enable_magnets = false;
enable_screws = false;
label_style = "disabled";
wallcutout_vertical ="enabled";
wallcutout_vertical_position=3;
wallcutout_vertical_width=42*4+18;
wallcutout_vertical_angle=90;
wallcutout_vertical_height=40.09;
wallcutout_vertical_corner_radius=10;
extension_x_enabled = "front"; 
extension_x_position = 5;

Update 2025-04-18:

• Added spacers with side walls (stl files and openscad) 
• created folders for STL files to group the files