The primary change with his design is in the default ability to combine edges to the baseplate.
You no longer need to print off separate small connectors to link grids when you have a grid larger than 5x5. They can be printed pre-attached. Detailed instructions below, but the TL;DR is: Create the parametric size in Fusion and then select the sides that you want, combine them, export as a STL and Bob's your uncle.
Daniel @d_mg_305332 remixed version provides a flush side to butt right up to the edge of a drawer. It frees up about 1cm, but that can be the difference of a 5x5 fitting or not. Originally, I didn't need this for the drawer I was building bins for, but I'm happy to see the remix! His remix is here!
I have created a file name convention that identifies what the file represents.
2x2_GC_w_EC_NESW.stl
Breaking this file name down you can read it as:
If you don't see the size you need, this solution is designed for you to make it yourself. It can be made via the .f3d file that has been shared. I will share those instructions below, but it is also something I can make for you if you message me. Eventually, all of the sizes will be added, and I'll be able to remove this section.
I've included a alternative design that is almost identical to the PRIMARY version, but it has fewer holes than the primary one. It was an unintentional design oversight, but I can see it potentially resulting in a little bit of time saved on larger grids.
Note: I will very likely review the time differences and update them here when I get back to my printer.
The author remixed this model.
This is 100% a remix of @NoWarrenty's Clickfinity baseplate. It's a great design, and after sharing with him this idea he suggested I remix it because he agreed it made sense.
I updated the design to provide users with an new baseplate that when used correctly, does not require printing separate connectors to join 2 grid baseplates.
Benefits include:
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documented below