Designing to a standard
Gridfinity, Skådis, LEGO, VESA, 2020 extrusion, bottle threads: the shared dimensions that let a printed part drop into an ecosystem someone already owns — and what FDM does to those tolerances.
Organization and storage
5 articlesModular bins and drawers built on a shared grid — Gridfinity and the ecosystems that grew up alongside it, printed to fit.
Panels and wall mounting
6 articlesPegboards, cleats and rails — the hole patterns and hook profiles that turn a wall into modular storage.
Construction and toys
6 articlesStuds, pins and cross-axles — the clutch-fit toy systems where a tenth of a millimetre decides whether it clicks.
Photo, video and mounts
6 articlesGoPro ears, tripod threads and quick-release plates — the mounting standards that connect cameras to everything else.
Electronics, workshop and structure
6 articlesExtrusion slots, DIN rails and board footprints — the mounting patterns that hold up electronics and the machines that make them.
Threads and containers
5 articlesBottle necks, jar mouths and hose threads — the real-world screw standards you can print a lid or an adapter for.
Furniture and home
5 articlesKallax, Lack, Trofast and Besta — the IKEA dimensions worth knowing so an insert, a leg or a joint fits the first time.