I really like the Gridfinity Case by Aiko since but the the model is extremely resource hungy - without any sacrifice in functionality or robustness i shaved down everything to yield about 33 % savings and added a list of other cool features
Key Features
5x4x6U, 9U and 12UGridfinity
roughly 220x190x50 mm for 6U (~71 mm for 9U; 92 mm for 12U)
top and bottom Grid (no parts spilling out)
resource friendly, yet rugged
stands upright in 5 orientations
12 mm label slot in the front
dozens of color combinations and logos for you to pick
for your convinience i've included various logos if you want to store your printer accessories in the box - if you miss a logo, just drop me a line
the lid with all the logos is a separte multipart file, use your faviourite slicer and multi color system to print it - in Orca Slicer, Bambu Studio or Prusa Slicer just remove all the logos except the one you want to keep and turn it into a modifier with the desired color
Assembly
longer screws in the hinges or latches (from the outside)
shorter for the handle (from the inside)
Changelog
2024-05-18 v31:
added a 9U version
2024-05-18 v33:
added a 12U version
slight geometry change to the label slot to make it easier to print (thx to Markurian for the input)
parts are fully compatible
Changes from Original models
Akio
thiner lid and bottom
no magnets
moved the handle to the center
fixed “unprintable” fillets on the underside
added 0,2 mm tolerance for closing the lid
changed the lid tilt angle and inner width slightly
reworked the inner lid geometry
added a slot for a label
Pred
original source
inner geometry for lid used as base for revised geometry
Whity
outside geometry as base
chamfers and fillets on top/bottom
latch geometry with chamfers
PeterDesigns
parametric handle, shortened
rib for upright position
overall crosscheck and trial/error for dimensions/prototyping
Unusable, as printed. The lid locks on to the top of some of my containers, and pulls them up and over when opening the lid. I suggest reducing the width of the blocks in the lid by 1 mm, without increasing the risk of contents being transferred.
check the tolerance of your printer, the model is exactly to the gridfinity specs - there are not issues with that - adding 1 mm would result in a huge gap where small parts like small washers and lock rings would spill over
Easy to print, works wonderfully even in PLA (even though I'd recommend printing the latches in PETG) and is relatively resource-light
The only thing it's lacking is a way to rack it (for now)