First generation may take a few seconds if the server is starting up. After that, it's fast.

Model details

Core features

• Wall thickness — Adjustable from 0.4 mm to 2.99 mm.
  Thin walls (0.8–1.2 mm) work well for small bins and fast prints.
  Larger bins benefit from thicker walls (1.6–1.8 mm+).
• Stackable design — Optional stacking geometry allows bins to sit securely on top of each other.
• Precise sizing — Fractional millimeter input supported. Useful for tight fits (e.g. drawer dividers).

Printing behavior

• Optimized for fast printing — Works especially well with 0.6 mm and 1.0 mm nozzles.
• Vase mode — Clean, seamless bins with no visible seam artifacts. Recommended for aesthetic use (kitchen, desk).
• Suggested setups —
  • 0.6 mm nozzle → ~1.2 mm line width (small bins)
  • 1.0 mm nozzle → ~1.6–1.8 mm line width (large bins)
• Larger bins (> ~50 mm) may feel flexible with thin walls — increase line width or wall thickness.

Limitations / work in progress

• Connectors ("ears") — Experimental feature.
  Currently best suited for small bins and standard (non-vase) printing.
  Disabled by default and may change in future versions.
• Wall thickness limit — Currently capped at 2.99 mm due to geometry constraints.
  Thicker walls will be supported in future revisions.

Why this tool exists

• One bin. Exact size. Right now.
• Designed for situations where full systems (like Gridfinity) are overkill.
• Examples:
  • Keep spice jars from sliding on a shelf
  • Quick drawer dividers
  • Simple storage without planning a full grid
• Faster than system-based solutions — no base plates, less material, shorter prints.
• Cleaner look — vase mode avoids visible seams for everyday spaces.