Crate Forge

Print-ready Gridfinity,
generated in your browser.

Parametric baseplates and bins tuned for the Bambu Lab A1 Mini. Set the size, pick your options, and download an STL or a Bambu Studio project with the parts already placed on build plates. The geometry runs on your machine — nothing is uploaded.

Free · MIT licensed · no account, no server

Baseplates

Any grid up to 12×12. Light skeleton by default, with optional press-fit magnet pockets, M3 screw holes and a lightened floor. Plates bigger than the bed split into tiles with printed-in dovetails.

Fit-to-space mode measures a drawer and adds sprung edges that take up the slack in real wooden drawers.

Open the baseplate builder →

Bins

Full or half grid, any height in 7 mm units. Weighted compartments, partial-height dividers, scoops, label shelves and tabs, a rounded floor, and magnets in the feet.

Queue a whole drawer's worth as a print set and get one file with every bin packed onto A1 Mini sheets.

Open the bin builder →

Magnetize an STL

Drop in somebody else's baseplate or bin. It is measured against the Gridfinity spec, flipped the right way up if needed, and drilled with the same fit-tested magnet pockets the generator uses.

Floorless "lite" bins get bosses grown round each pocket instead of a hole through.

Open the retrofit tool →

How it works

  1. Set the size. Cells, height, and the options you want. The top-view preview updates as you type.
  2. Generate. The solid is built by the Manifold kernel in a worker, so the page stays live and the output is always a closed, slicer-clean mesh.
  3. Print. Open the _bambu.3mf in Bambu Studio with printer, filament and process settings already set, or slice the STL anywhere. Flat on the bed, no supports.

Built around what actually prints