I printed a complete set of gridfinity bins for my desk drawer. It’s so much better than the drawer of chaos.
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How do all these people happen to have a desk drawer that has internal width that is exactly a multiple of a gridfinity grid?
I just downscalled a row into 90% so them can perfectly fit the bins.
Weird you shouldn’t have had to with Alex, 7 grid wide fits perfectly. You do need a spacer in the back but it’s already difficult to utilize the very back anyways
I have Alex drawers, these are Alex drawers, we all have Alex drawers.
Yup, all hail the Alex drawer.
I don't know who Alex is, but why does everyone have his drawers, and why are they sized exactly to the Gridfinity grid?
Fun answer: Alex is the all knowing carpenter that has come to save us from our disorganisation woes.
Fun but true answer: Alex is at Ikea
Luck I guess! The drawer I'm printing stuff for now has a slight gap in the back and on one side.