K yeah these are amazing.... but at this point why not just join the Gridfinity movement you inspired bro... you're 40x40... so close to 42x42 which is gridfinity...
Like many, I was inspired by Alex's videos and paid for the original assortment system. It worked well enough to organize my drawers, until I wanted to make some modifications. Without the source files, I spent hours looking for anything close to what I wanted on Printables, without success. This is the primary reason I switched to Gridfinity, and not looking back - you just can't compete with the variety contributed by the open-source community. P.S. if Alex made these compatible with the 42mm grid system, I wouldn’t mind paying for the models.
This is so awesome. I’ve always wanted to 3D print a custom bin for my silverware drawer but 1 I don’t own a 3D printer, and 2 I have no idea how to design that stuff for a printer. You have inspired me to learn and get a printer.
I am using pretty much all your organizing boxes for years now, and I find the system extremely useful. All furniture that I make I size the drawers as a multiple of 55 x 55mm (the height is more flexible, and I have decided for 65mm for most). Anyone following your ideas for building a kitchen should think multiples of 40 x 40mm.
Mmm, gyroid infill. ❤ I'm using Gridfinity for my Ikea Alex drawers, turns out that its 42mm grid is perfect with just enough gap on the sides to avoid the screws in the drawer -- I printed a couple of 1.3mm spacer blocks to get the grid centered in the drawer to avoid the screws.
love your content as a former woodworking student and current interior design Student. Your videos greatly inspire me to excel and innovate in my designs. Thank you for creating such fantastic videos that others can find inspiration and valuable learning from.
I'm simply amazed by your productivity in various areas such as design, production, video creation, and more. It's truly mind-boggling how efficiently you accomplish so much in such a short span of time.
Hey... There is something called open scad that is a programmable cad language that allow you to create any variation on those boxes... I know it`s probblaby a lil off topic but would be a nice touch just input how many "squares" you want and the computer calculates it.
The king of organization. I use your system on both my workshop (woodworking and metalworking) and on my electronics workbench. Best 20 bucks I've ever spent.
My kitchen drawers are of a size where I end up having a half grid along a side, so I printed a number of the boxes that have the half spacing. They work great! One thing that I realized, though -- it would be awesome if all the boxes had half-size features on the bottom so that they would be able to slot into the grid on whole divisions or half divisions regardless of orientation. That way, if I ever want to use one of the bins I printed with a half-sized feature rotated 90°, it would still work fine.
Rewatching this as I consider a new sorting system for my tools. I built a proprietary system 3 years ago to modularly fill an ikea filing cabinet years ago, but that meant it couldn't be square because of how awkward the size was. The 40x40mm grid is a great idea considering how many factors 40 has (1,2,4,5,8,10,20,40) which I think will be more beneficial than 55 or 50. Hopefully when I get a few more drawers set up I can get printing some boxes!
I thought nothing could get better than your workshop organization videos, but when you opened that spice drawer, my heart skipped a beat. 😍 Sooooooo satisfying to watch you organize your new kitchen.
I don't think many people will recognize the amount of time and effort that you've put into making those files! Thats insanely cool and you should be incredibly proud of all of that hard work! Love your videos, thanks for making them
@@LMojzis With some organized work you can surely model all of the components within a week. Still, performing a parametric design will certainly save years of your life.
Ughhh, was so happy I just finished printing the storage system for my workshop after a year of printing (over 2000 boxes!) and now I have to start this! Hahaha. Great, great stuff! And yeah the Bambu's are a total gamechanger. Have 12 of them working 24/7 for my business, haven't skipped a beat.
The Gridfinity system from Zack Freedman was inspired by the original v1 of Alexandre's design. Zack properly attributed Alexandre's work, thankfully. They are both great systems and lots of work.
Zack stole Alexandre's original idea - made it open source, and Zack is making a ton of money from it now. That's why I purchased, and will always support Alexandre's original system.
I think the best thing about IKEA is worldwide standardisation, especially when it comes to 3d printing it means that these can be used worldwide as long as there is an IKEA there
I've just binge-watched most of your 3D printing projects yesterday and today (going to buy my first 3D printer :)). And now another new cool project! Keep up your awesome work!
I've only just got a 3D printer and I love it, I've even managed to sell some stuff on eBay even though that was never my intention. We really are living in the future.
One issue I have is using this system in IKEA kitchen drawers. I don't know why but they decided to make the sides angled. So the bottom of the drawer is a good 3 cm less wide than the top. So after filling the whole drawer with boxes, I have a 1.5 cm gap on each sides that tend to accumulate dust or chopsticks that fall in between.
I had an organized kitchen once. One style of plates, one style of cups, one style of silverware... life was so simple and beautiful! Then I had kids... When they were super little there were all the random little kid bottles and stuff, which was a nightmare. Then they got older, and we have somehow accumulated all sorts of different styles of cups, bowls, silver and plastic ware, loads of different tupperware styles... its a mess lol. Probably another few years before we can have a unifed clean kitchen setup again. The biggest struggle though are mugs. We drink a lot of tea, coffee, coco, and heck I even drink water in a mug... so we have accumulated a wide varieity of mugs, and no 2 mugs have the same shape/profile, and all of them are from a trip, or milestone, or have some sort of memory attached to them. This is a glorious problem which isn't ever going away lol. Ultimately, I think we will need a hanging system to put them on a wall, or under shelves and/or cabinets or something. I mean they are functional mementos, so being out in a public viewing area isn't a problem as long as it is somewhat organized. Just need to find a system that works for them all.
A great improvement for the bag boxes is, instead of spacers, is to have a spring-loaded bottom that will push the bags to the top. When you're low the bags are still accessible! There are paper towel dispensers that do this already with bi and tri-fold paper towels.
I bought your original storage designs but ended up switching to Gridfinity for exactly the reason that you just switched to the 40x40 grid -- it allowed for finer control over sizes. Now you've solved that, and so I've bought these as well. I think they may finally be the impetus I need to bring this kind of storage to my kitchen, and I like to support creative people like you who come up with these original ideas. I think this new smaller grid of yours is excellent and it's neat to see the evolutionary improvements in it compared to your original design. The half-space sizes and the filler pieces are especially good ideas.
@@rkatz69 Gridfinity is derived from Alex's original assortment system. Pretty clear that the designs here represent a lot of effort and original creativity on Alex's part. I have no problem paying for them.
@@rkatz69would be great, but seeing as gridfinity was inspired by his system, I don't mind him sticking with his og system and earning some $ in the process.
Was telling my wife yesterday that I wanted to get a 3D printer to organize our kitchen drawers because it would be cheaper than buying custom organizers. Now i see this! its go time!
I can't wait to have my own place someday. Your videos will come in handy for my house and shop. Love the hard work you put in these videos. Much love from Texas!
The spice jars don't actually seal very well, so some spices attract moisture. I've changed mine to some square jam jars, but maybe you can design a custom lid that actually seals the jars you use?
That's some top class organisation! I feel like a small plate at the bottom of the zip lock bags and some springs under it would go a long way, I sometimes struggle to get the last item out a box like that when it's all the way at the bottom. :)
ridiculuos how smart this guy is, and how thought through all his designs that are, made for very specific things. i love his videos. Everything about the editing and the content just makes it feel so perfect
If your new grid had been exactly half the size of the old grid, it would be compatible with the same boxes. Also, openscad would let people set their own dimensions when printing boxes and grids instead of having thousands of files.
Great adoption of your storage solution. Inspired by you I made my own for my desk drawers 👍 Only detail to consider in this is tha many PLA filaments are actually made from corn and also have very small cavities during the printing process. IF you are unlucky, yhat is a growing ground for bacteria. But as long as you keep things clear and dry ther should not be any issues. Thanks for sharing 👍🏼
maybe sealing the parts after printing with something would be a good idea. I indeed also never print anything that has even remotely the chance of interacting with something edible.
Wow!!! On the spice drawer. I’d call you Superman but you didn’t mention the reminder part, a speaker that says “Sweetie please put item in right local” I’ve been thinking for two years on something for storage dishes and storage bags. I was thinking wood but looks like I need to fire up the 3d printer. Awesome. Thank you.
That’s awesome. If I were to do this, I’d probably start using disposable plates and utensils coz I don’t want to mess with it anymore and mess it up again 😅
The Ziplock bag dispensers can be improved... make the filler block a flat piece and place a sponge cut to size under it to act like a spring.. will keep them pushed to the top of the dispenser
Thanks for the nice series and the design files. How are your garbage and waste garbage cans organized? What equipment have you chosen, and how have you organized it?
Amazing, you have a brilliant work Alex, i love it the way you build a grid system for drawers that been always messy all the time. Great Workk!!! keep it up. I've subscribed to your channel .. Woaaah 🎊
Thank you for providing such an incredibly well thought out design at a reasonable price. It's very clear a lot of time and effort went into creating this design.
Since you're flattening the bottom (inside), the bottom (outside) doesn't need to be simple. You could make boxes with enough chamfer to engage with the grid, but have a rectangular cutout in the bottom. Fill that cutout with a piece of rubber sheet, and now if you take the box out, or put the box in an ungrided drawer, it's got enough traction to stay put. This might actually be more helpful in the shop systems but in the kitchen it'll make the sound a little nicer when you're setting them on the counter
@@rkatz69 Or he could cut rectangles out of a cheap rubber sheet, available all over the place for low costs and even with adhesive applied to one side. Stop unsolving problems by shoehorning robots in. Heck, he could even use STICK ON BUMPER PADS. There's absolutely no reason to involve a 3D printer instead of a hyper-available stock part sold at every grocery store.
That's an impressive system. When you showed the spice drawer at the end, the dill jar stood out to me. At first, I thought it was misspelled (or labelled in English). All of the rest (that I noticed) seemed to have the correct Danish spelling. But then I figured out that you're in Norway, not Denmark, so maybe the dill jar is correct, and it just so happens that the rest of your spices are spelled the same in Danish and Norwegian.
Great idea! Already got the full set to try out in my kitchen. What printer settings did you use? mostly interested in how many perimeters and did you use any filling for base and boxes themselves?
Eu sou apaixonada pelo o seu sistema de organização. Na oficina ou na sua casa tudo é perfeito. Já vi todos os seus vídeos e muitos deles mais de uma vez. Também compartilhei com muita gente. Seu trabalho é magnífico e perfeito. Parabéns e muito obrigada por mostrar ao mundo o que é um trabalho refinado.
I was considering the Bambu Labs printer but had some security concerns and eventually decided upon the Prusa mk4. Still awaiting for mine to arrive. It will be my first 3d printer.
I don't know how glass items are made today, but back when West Virginia still had a big glassblowing industry, they used wooden molds that wore down with each use. The items produced were somewhat variable.
Love the system, again. You should really look into parametric design; that way you wouldnt have to create all those different files. Oh and one other thing: the amount of failed prints you produce to achieve the final result is so high! It would be nice to see a video where you dive into the art of designing something which is almost perfect with the first try (f.i. with the help of 3d scanning?) I know this is extremely hard and just part of the process but still.. And would also love to see where all the failed prints end up. Do you recycle them? Keep up the good work, I love your content😊
@stambo1983 i don't think the problem is that the utensils are dirty, 3d print layers are still a great place for bacteria to grow whether you introduce a lot of them to it or not
I love how your kitchen turned out 👏 3 D printing in drawers are brilliant If I could comment one thing > using black color on 3 D printing boxes, makes it all look better with the oak colored (rather than white/or other colored boxes) but again - its a question about taste and preferances (but ask your wife - and I think I already know her answer) LOVE YOUR VIDEOS 👍
Your video are awesome. High energy! I have followed your remodel and I really enjoyed the entire trip. This one on your org system is awesome. Would like to see how you design a 3D object.
Why not just conform to gridfinity with 42x42mm? proprietary grid systems for storage was rendered moot after that release. Still love your videos, great content!
Probably because Alex came up with the idea first and he has designs to sell. If you don't want to buy these, just stick with gridfinity. Choice is yours.
Alex, I should have known this was coming. Fantastic way to organise the kitchen. Will certainly look into you new sizes as my workbench drawers are definitely not the size of the original. You are a few days late, as I ordered a P1P a couple of days ago. You should look into a printed part recycling system. Seems like you have few, ha ha, rest prints that could be chopped up and turned into new filament
I love all the boxes. The spice drawer is perfection! 😊 however stacking the glass containers... i know the glass is strong but we have chipped ours by stacking the glass containers inside eachother.. so many just get stuck 😢 i just ended up fiting the lid to the container and stacking them in cupboard in the end.
Hey Alexandre, rather than designing so many different combos with the half height size, I think it would be possible to use a plastic leaf spring that compresses and allows for 10mm or so of movement. Worth a look!
PLA springs don’t work AT ALL. You give it a week and it creeps to the extent that it no longer holds any tension. I believe most people will print it in PLA right?
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K yeah these are amazing.... but at this point why not just join the Gridfinity movement you inspired bro... you're 40x40... so close to 42x42 which is gridfinity...
Like many, I was inspired by Alex's videos and paid for the original assortment system. It worked well enough to organize my drawers, until I wanted to make some modifications. Without the source files, I spent hours looking for anything close to what I wanted on Printables, without success. This is the primary reason I switched to Gridfinity, and not looking back - you just can't compete with the variety contributed by the open-source community.
P.S. if Alex made these compatible with the 42mm grid system, I wouldn’t mind paying for the models.
Love your videos, but ill stick to gridfinity... its free and because of that theres a ton more user designed options...
For the ziplock bag bins, you could add some springs to help push the spacer piece inside to the top.
Was thinking the same thing.
Great ideas :)
lol! I just did the same using the gridfnity system on printables.... Wifey loves it!
Your original assortment system is what got me into 3D printing in the first place! Brilliantly simple design, well done.
This is so awesome. I’ve always wanted to 3D print a custom bin for my silverware drawer but 1 I don’t own a 3D printer, and 2 I have no idea how to design that stuff for a printer. You have inspired me to learn and get a printer.
I am using pretty much all your organizing boxes for years now, and I find the system extremely useful. All furniture that I make I size the drawers as a multiple of 55 x 55mm (the height is more flexible, and I have decided for 65mm for most). Anyone following your ideas for building a kitchen should think multiples of 40 x 40mm.
Mmm, gyroid infill. ❤ I'm using Gridfinity for my Ikea Alex drawers, turns out that its 42mm grid is perfect with just enough gap on the sides to avoid the screws in the drawer -- I printed a couple of 1.3mm spacer blocks to get the grid centered in the drawer to avoid the screws.
love your content as a former woodworking student and current interior design Student. Your videos greatly inspire me to excel and innovate in my designs. Thank you for creating such fantastic videos that others can find inspiration and valuable learning from.
I'm simply amazed by your productivity in various areas such as design, production, video creation, and more. It's truly mind-boggling how efficiently you accomplish so much in such a short span of time.
Hey... There is something called open scad that is a programmable cad language that allow you to create any variation on those boxes... I know it`s probblaby a lil off topic but would be a nice touch just input how many "squares" you want and the computer calculates it.
The king of organization. I use your system on both my workshop (woodworking and metalworking) and on my electronics workbench. Best 20 bucks I've ever spent.
My kitchen drawers are of a size where I end up having a half grid along a side, so I printed a number of the boxes that have the half spacing. They work great! One thing that I realized, though -- it would be awesome if all the boxes had half-size features on the bottom so that they would be able to slot into the grid on whole divisions or half divisions regardless of orientation. That way, if I ever want to use one of the bins I printed with a half-sized feature rotated 90°, it would still work fine.
Rewatching this as I consider a new sorting system for my tools. I built a proprietary system 3 years ago to modularly fill an ikea filing cabinet years ago, but that meant it couldn't be square because of how awkward the size was. The 40x40mm grid is a great idea considering how many factors 40 has (1,2,4,5,8,10,20,40) which I think will be more beneficial than 55 or 50. Hopefully when I get a few more drawers set up I can get printing some boxes!
I thought nothing could get better than your workshop organization videos, but when you opened that spice drawer, my heart skipped a beat. 😍 Sooooooo satisfying to watch you organize your new kitchen.
Oh my god, you unlocked a necessity in my head that I didn't have before. My life needs this now!
I don't think many people will recognize the amount of time and effort that you've put into making those files! Thats insanely cool and you should be incredibly proud of all of that hard work! Love your videos, thanks for making them
Not trying to revalue it but you can automate vast majority by using parametric design and some rules.
I mean it's not like he made thousands of files by hand. That would be crazy.
@@LMojzis With some organized work you can surely model all of the components within a week.
Still, performing a parametric design will certainly save years of your life.
Ughhh, was so happy I just finished printing the storage system for my workshop after a year of printing (over 2000 boxes!) and now I have to start this! Hahaha. Great, great stuff!
And yeah the Bambu's are a total gamechanger. Have 12 of them working 24/7 for my business, haven't skipped a beat.
Sooooo much work, you are crazy, but in a good way. One thing I don't get: Why no Gridfinity?
The Gridfinity system from Zack Freedman was inspired by the original v1 of Alexandre's design. Zack properly attributed Alexandre's work, thankfully. They are both great systems and lots of work.
Cause mooooooney
Where do you think gridfinity got the idea from? ;)
Zack stole Alexandre's original idea - made it open source, and Zack is making a ton of money from it now. That's why I purchased, and will always support Alexandre's original system.
@@BadlyBentPub Open source and lots of money? How could that work?
I think the best thing about IKEA is worldwide standardisation, especially when it comes to 3d printing it means that these can be used worldwide as long as there is an IKEA there
I've just binge-watched most of your 3D printing projects yesterday and today (going to buy my first 3D printer :)). And now another new cool project! Keep up your awesome work!
I recommend "USSA: Woodworking+3D Printing" as well for similar caliber content of engineering and 3D printing
what printer you wanna buy? There are also rly good "cheap" ones :) for 150-250€ .
@@hrdcpy Thank you for the recommendation! Great channel!
@@Bastyyyyyy Bambu Lab P1S. I don't wanna work *on* the printer instead of printing :)
@@labrikorn_3299 Yeap, I'm going to buy P1S :)
I've only just got a 3D printer and I love it, I've even managed to sell some stuff on eBay even though that was never my intention.
We really are living in the future.
One issue I have is using this system in IKEA kitchen drawers. I don't know why but they decided to make the sides angled. So the bottom of the drawer is a good 3 cm less wide than the top. So after filling the whole drawer with boxes, I have a 1.5 cm gap on each sides that tend to accumulate dust or chopsticks that fall in between.
the tupperware drawers were so satisfying!
me and my wife with OCD watching this and soothing our souls ❤
I had an organized kitchen once. One style of plates, one style of cups, one style of silverware... life was so simple and beautiful!
Then I had kids... When they were super little there were all the random little kid bottles and stuff, which was a nightmare. Then they got older, and we have somehow accumulated all sorts of different styles of cups, bowls, silver and plastic ware, loads of different tupperware styles... its a mess lol. Probably another few years before we can have a unifed clean kitchen setup again.
The biggest struggle though are mugs. We drink a lot of tea, coffee, coco, and heck I even drink water in a mug... so we have accumulated a wide varieity of mugs, and no 2 mugs have the same shape/profile, and all of them are from a trip, or milestone, or have some sort of memory attached to them. This is a glorious problem which isn't ever going away lol. Ultimately, I think we will need a hanging system to put them on a wall, or under shelves and/or cabinets or something. I mean they are functional mementos, so being out in a public viewing area isn't a problem as long as it is somewhat organized. Just need to find a system that works for them all.
IKEA has a mug cabinet just for that.
A great improvement for the bag boxes is, instead of spacers, is to have a spring-loaded bottom that will push the bags to the top. When you're low the bags are still accessible! There are paper towel dispensers that do this already with bi and tri-fold paper towels.
Oh my gosh i am so happy i found this video. I am about to install a new kitchen, these items are a dream come through
This is the kind of spice rack I need. I have a drawer insert and everything still just slides around. Your design is beautiful
I bought your original storage designs but ended up switching to Gridfinity for exactly the reason that you just switched to the 40x40 grid -- it allowed for finer control over sizes. Now you've solved that, and so I've bought these as well. I think they may finally be the impetus I need to bring this kind of storage to my kitchen, and I like to support creative people like you who come up with these original ideas. I think this new smaller grid of yours is excellent and it's neat to see the evolutionary improvements in it compared to your original design. The half-space sizes and the filler pieces are especially good ideas.
I’m confused why he doesn’t contribute to gridfinity instead of reinventing the 3D print.
Why not support gridfinity instead?
@@jaap7374 Doesn't make more money, let's be honest here.
@@rkatz69 Gridfinity is derived from Alex's original assortment system. Pretty clear that the designs here represent a lot of effort and original creativity on Alex's part. I have no problem paying for them.
@@rkatz69would be great, but seeing as gridfinity was inspired by his system, I don't mind him sticking with his og system and earning some $ in the process.
Was telling my wife yesterday that I wanted to get a 3D printer to organize our kitchen drawers because it would be cheaper than buying custom organizers. Now i see this! its go time!
Love that you have a small socket wrench set, drill bits, and duct tape in you're kitchen drawer....
How come a freaking video of organizing drawers can be that interesting!! Dang! Great video! 😊
i'm a storage freak with little storage in my kitchen and that spice drawer was brilliant!!
I can't wait to have my own place someday. Your videos will come in handy for my house and shop. Love the hard work you put in these videos. Much love from Texas!
This really makes me think of the gridfinity
Wow, I love all of these so much!! 😎
Impressive job Alex! I can imagine how much work you put into all iterations 👏
I rather use gridfinity and Creality. Open Source FTW.
This is the most satisfying video i have ever seen.
I've been loving this . The only thing I'm missing is files to extend a box. Like a middle piece with only two walls
Your grid system is awesome. I have personally used it on multiple projects. The cabinets turned out amazing btw.
It’s gridfinity
@@TerraMagnus Gridfinity is based on his system.
@@cutekuuh Gridfinity is a fork of proprietary system.
It's not@@TerraMagnus
The spice jars don't actually seal very well, so some spices attract moisture. I've changed mine to some square jam jars, but maybe you can design a custom lid that actually seals the jars you use?
print tpu gaskets.
More boxes! I love it.
I especially like the spice drawer inserts.
That's some top class organisation! I feel like a small plate at the bottom of the zip lock bags and some springs under it would go a long way, I sometimes struggle to get the last item out a box like that when it's all the way at the bottom. :)
the spice drawer right under the stove is such a flex
13:13 best noodle in the world.... greeting from indonesia
I wish I was as creative as this guy.
ridiculuos how smart this guy is, and how thought through all his designs that are, made for very specific things. i love his videos. Everything about the editing and the content just makes it feel so perfect
Finally! I’ve been waiting for a new video lol. You’re literally the ONLY TH-camr that I actively search for to check when you release a new video.
I secretly was hoping you adopted a 42x42mm grid to be cross compatible with a popular freely available grid based storage system. :D oh well
I can't believe you've actually solved the Tupperware drawer conundrum. Some things I've just assumed would never get resolved. :D
The spice drawer ..... just awesome!
If your new grid had been exactly half the size of the old grid, it would be compatible with the same boxes.
Also, openscad would let people set their own dimensions when printing boxes and grids instead of having thousands of files.
Great adoption of your storage solution. Inspired by you I made my own for my desk drawers 👍
Only detail to consider in this is tha many PLA filaments are actually made from corn and also have very small cavities during the printing process. IF you are unlucky, yhat is a growing ground for bacteria. But as long as you keep things clear and dry ther should not be any issues.
Thanks for sharing 👍🏼
maybe sealing the parts after printing with something would be a good idea. I indeed also never print anything that has even remotely the chance of interacting with something edible.
The thing that’s missing is the box for foil or baking parchment with the tear off saw strip / clip on hacksaw bblade
Definitely going to print some of these for my kitchen!
Wow!!! On the spice drawer. I’d call you Superman but you didn’t mention the reminder part, a speaker that says “Sweetie please put item in right local”
I’ve been thinking for two years on something for storage dishes and storage bags. I was thinking wood but looks like I need to fire up the 3d printer. Awesome. Thank you.
That’s awesome. If I were to do this, I’d probably start using disposable plates and utensils coz I don’t want to mess with it anymore and mess it up again 😅
I love watching the builds, but I extra love the organization videos
WOW this is so impressive. THE TUPPERWARE! 🫡🏆
The Ziplock bag dispensers can be improved... make the filler block a flat piece and place a sponge cut to size under it to act like a spring.. will keep them pushed to the top of the dispenser
Super nice! Diy vacuum forming part of you're organisation system would be cool. Like print a master form the rest to it.
Thanks for the nice series and the design files.
How are your garbage and waste garbage cans organized? What equipment have you chosen, and how have you organized it?
Amazing, you have a brilliant work Alex, i love it the way you build a grid system for drawers that been always messy all the time. Great Workk!!! keep it up. I've subscribed to your channel .. Woaaah 🎊
ALCH defeated the Tupperware and spice drawers in one video? 🤯! Amazing!❤
Wow. This is awesome. I love organising and has been looking for a reason to buy a 3D printer. I might buy one just to print these.
The spice drawer is awesome! Love the grid holder, too
Thank you for providing such an incredibly well thought out design at a reasonable price. It's very clear a lot of time and effort went into creating this design.
Since you're flattening the bottom (inside), the bottom (outside) doesn't need to be simple. You could make boxes with enough chamfer to engage with the grid, but have a rectangular cutout in the bottom. Fill that cutout with a piece of rubber sheet, and now if you take the box out, or put the box in an ungrided drawer, it's got enough traction to stay put. This might actually be more helpful in the shop systems but in the kitchen it'll make the sound a little nicer when you're setting them on the counter
You could also put weights in the bottom of the boxes or even better, add slots every 20 mm so the boxes can be put in more locations in the grid!
He could also print those rubber inserts with TPU
@@rkatz69 Or he could cut rectangles out of a cheap rubber sheet, available all over the place for low costs and even with adhesive applied to one side. Stop unsolving problems by shoehorning robots in. Heck, he could even use STICK ON BUMPER PADS. There's absolutely no reason to involve a 3D printer instead of a hyper-available stock part sold at every grocery store.
WOW! HOW SATISFYING TO ORGANISE YOUR SPACE! WOAH!
That's an impressive system.
When you showed the spice drawer at the end, the dill jar stood out to me. At first, I thought it was misspelled (or labelled in English). All of the rest (that I noticed) seemed to have the correct Danish spelling. But then I figured out that you're in Norway, not Denmark, so maybe the dill jar is correct, and it just so happens that the rest of your spices are spelled the same in Danish and Norwegian.
Yeah that's a pitch! Keep up your energy, huge respect for your work!
Great idea! Already got the full set to try out in my kitchen. What printer settings did you use? mostly interested in how many perimeters and did you use any filling for base and boxes themselves?
Eu sou apaixonada pelo o seu sistema de organização. Na oficina ou na sua casa tudo é perfeito. Já vi todos os seus vídeos e muitos deles mais de uma vez. Também compartilhei com muita gente. Seu trabalho é magnífico e perfeito. Parabéns e muito obrigada por mostrar ao mundo o que é um trabalho refinado.
Seriously envious of tupperware set up 😂 great job!
I had a look for the spice jar holder but didn’t see it, did I miss it?
I have 40 of the same jars and your 3D printed holder would be fantastic.
I was considering the Bambu Labs printer but had some security concerns and eventually decided upon the Prusa mk4. Still awaiting for mine to arrive. It will be my first 3d printer.
I find these tetris videos really entertaining and satisfying, man you have waaay too much fun with them 😂😂
I don't know how glass items are made today, but back when West Virginia still had a big glassblowing industry, they used wooden molds that wore down with each use. The items produced were somewhat variable.
Love the system, again. You should really look into parametric design; that way you wouldnt have to create all those different files. Oh and one other thing: the amount of failed prints you produce to achieve the final result is so high! It would be nice to see a video where you dive into the art of designing something which is almost perfect with the first try (f.i. with the help of 3d scanning?) I know this is extremely hard and just part of the process but still.. And would also love to see where all the failed prints end up. Do you recycle them? Keep up the good work, I love your content😊
Amazing as ever! I'd love to see a system for holding plates vertically in the drawer
I’m not the only one drooling over this, right? RIGHT?!
Aren't you worried about bacteria growing in between the layer lines and then contaminating the utensils?
he's just trying to make a buck
Do you not wash your utensils before you put them away?
@stambo1983 i don't think the problem is that the utensils are dirty, 3d print layers are still a great place for bacteria to grow whether you introduce a lot of them to it or not
Its almost like Gridfinity but you're charging for it!🤩
I love how your kitchen turned out 👏
3 D printing in drawers are brilliant
If I could comment one thing > using black color on 3 D printing boxes, makes it all look better with the oak colored (rather than white/or other colored boxes) but again - its a question about taste and preferances (but ask your wife - and I think I already know her answer)
LOVE YOUR VIDEOS 👍
Thank you for your videos. Just got the "assortment system v2 (40mm) - all boxes" on your website looking forward to start printing :)
Your video are awesome. High energy! I have followed your remodel and I really enjoyed the entire trip. This one on your org system is awesome. Would like to see how you design a 3D object.
Why not just conform to gridfinity with 42x42mm? proprietary grid systems for storage was rendered moot after that release. Still love your videos, great content!
this is exactly what i was thinking
While I agree with you 100%, once you have conformed to 1 standard, it’s a B to change
Probably because Alex came up with the idea first and he has designs to sell. If you don't want to buy these, just stick with gridfinity. Choice is yours.
Exactly
Exactly@@amiddled . This system came first...Zack properly attributed Alexandre's v1 work when he put out Gridfinity.
Ohh man those drawers look ohh so satisfying.
thank you for making these and making a video about it, these are AMAZING
The ikea tupper fit was too satisfying
Alex, I should have known this was coming. Fantastic way to organise the kitchen. Will certainly look into you new sizes as my workbench drawers are definitely not the size of the original. You are a few days late, as I ordered a P1P a couple of days ago. You should look into a printed part recycling system. Seems like you have few, ha ha, rest prints that could be chopped up and turned into new filament
I love all the boxes. The spice drawer is perfection! 😊 however stacking the glass containers... i know the glass is strong but we have chipped ours by stacking the glass containers inside eachother.. so many just get stuck 😢 i just ended up fiting the lid to the container and stacking them in cupboard in the end.
For the half grit bottoms it would be cool if the grid is split throughout the whole bottom, so they are orientationless
The custom ones are the fun ones that make you see the possibilities! Can’t wait to finally get a 3D printer and make so many of your sorting boxes!
The spice drawer is truly inspired.
Hey Alexandre, rather than designing so many different combos with the half height size, I think it would be possible to use a plastic leaf spring that compresses and allows for 10mm or so of movement. Worth a look!
PLA springs don’t work AT ALL. You give it a week and it creeps to the extent that it no longer holds any tension. I believe most people will print it in PLA right?
Genius!! Definitely going to buy your plans to organise my kitchen 👍🏻
Wow, that's cool. I like the spice rack!!!