A true Gridfinity 2x2 footprint (0.8/1.8/2.15 foot profile) rebuilt as memory-card storage: six full-size SD slots and twelve microSD slots raked at 45 degrees, with a label recess and a finger scallop to lift cards out.
A true Gridfinity 2x2 footprint (0.8/1.8/2.15 foot profile) rebuilt as memory-card storage: six full-size SD slots and twelve microSD slots raked at 45 degrees, with a label recess and a finger scallop to lift cards out.
83.5 × 83.5 × 25.8 mm
“Design a Gridfinity 2x2 bin that stores SD and microSD cards in angled slots with a label recess”
This model was generated from a single sentence using PrintMakerAI's AI engine. No CAD experience required.
Dimensions
83.5 × 83.5 × 25.8 mm
Material
PLA
Print Time
5h
Filament
100g
Mesh Faces
1.2k
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