🗿 This spot reserved for Alexandre Chappel 🗿 This video was supposed to be up for April Fools but it's late.

@fallenaspie

2 жыл бұрын

the adhd strikes again :)

@startedtech

2 жыл бұрын

That's the April fool's joke.

@Mr_Pewpy_But-Whole

2 жыл бұрын

he may not show lol

@flyingunderwear

2 жыл бұрын

It's still April, technically. You fool

@A-4M-II

2 жыл бұрын

It was still worth it

Huh, Seems if I just wait long enough, the projects I planned to do, seem to do themselves! Thanks!

@TheRainHarvester

2 жыл бұрын

Now you don't even need to store all the stuff that helps you print all this stuff.

@eldking1

2 жыл бұрын

make more videos plz

@simolx

2 жыл бұрын

this is happening way too much to me, maybe i'm just lazy but it works

@monkeyman6292

2 жыл бұрын

🤣 that was my thought exactly.

@satibel

2 жыл бұрын

Hurray for procrastianation

finally, a new USEFUL way to waste even more filament attempting to print (and fail) while maintaining the delusion that I can keep my workspace clean!

@RichardBronosky

2 жыл бұрын

At least you are contributing to the collection of print scrap that you have the delusion of melting down and extruding into useable filament someday!

@gieckogecko294

2 жыл бұрын

@@RichardBronosky Im glad im not the only one

@blake_schwanke

2 жыл бұрын

@@RichardBronosky lol yeah.

@jagtan13

2 жыл бұрын

Only took me a year but now i can set and forget my printer! Still paranoid and baby it everyday!

@producdevity

2 жыл бұрын

@@RichardBronosky I also said this to myself, I just didn’t say when. *4x 90l bins full atm*

My dude, where have you been in my life. Nobody has so accurately described my ADHD desire to spastically get more organized but meanwhile continue down the spiral of chaos of spastic project hopping. All while providing a product that feeds that need AND providing a entertaining and well communicated video on how to USE THE DAMN THING!

@kingmonkeyno1

2 ай бұрын

"ADHD desire to spastically get more organized but meanwhile continue down the spiral of chaos of spastic project hopping" - You couldn't have written my sentiments more accurately! Yup adhd'er here! Always looking for the next organisation system

This system is honestly life-changing. I literally love you for making this. But also, "dead horse push pops" and "grower not shower" made my day.

@justinmiller4406

Жыл бұрын

The "ambitiously impossible cleanup campaigns being 'catnip for ADHD haver-ers'" and him having "AD-Ultra-HD 4k 120 FPS" did it for me. This dude is my dude ;) I relate to this video more than any video (or fantasy / dream / etc.) I've EVER watched/had before...

@daveduncan2748

3 ай бұрын

Eligoo RULES!

This project really captures the first-order retrievability Adam Savage often talks about

@simonmarcoux5879

2 жыл бұрын

To some extend yes, but not completely. I feel that it is a perfect compromise between Adam's and Jamie's point of view. Adam Savage's first-order retrievability is encapsulated within a broader paradigm that is ''visual cacophony''...more simply put, if I don't see it then it doesn't exist. That trumps all else. He often said that drawers are where things go to die. Within a few notable exception for him like his machinist tools and his marking tools, most of it is reachable and visible at all time. In his first version, it was a toolbox where most tools where at hand reach without having to move another one. Nowadays, in his shop. it really really evolved into a broader philosophy. First order retrievability is also about if I need a hammer near tool X and a hammer near tool y, I will get two hammers for each spot. In a stark contrast, in Jamie's shop all hammers were at the hammer spot on the shop. That back and forth drove Adam crazy because it prevented him to go into a flow. Jamie used that time to rethink every aspect of his aspect through. Now, in both cases...they had huge shop compared to our average hobby shops. Coming back to this video, Adam savage would love a lot of the implementations, but might not like the tool chest part. Needless to say, I love the project and I get inspired by all makers to make stuff and organize.

@jeandrepeach

2 жыл бұрын

@@simonmarcoux5879 all good points of course. But I think the genius of Zack's new system is that it is compatible with both paradigms of organization. I have a suspicion that as the post reorganization entropy settle in, the Voidstar lab will again settle into a more Adam like state, ie with the things in drawers closer to where it is used. But, since the original design had this in mind (ie easy moving, the grouping trays, labels on top) all relevant parts or tools stay together when moved, visible when needed, stacked and stowed when not. It allows for the best of both worlds. I think different organizational structures suit different people's making style, but this system can adapt to both

@simonmarcoux5879

2 жыл бұрын

@@jeandrepeach I am sorry if my post could give the idea that it was a critique of Zack's new system. I think it is genius. You are absolutely right about it being compatible with both (I'd go as far as say: any) paradigms. I often get carried away when discussing shop organization. I just love it even more than I love doing the commission work that brings the bacon for the shop.

@rickgreer7203

2 жыл бұрын

Indeed. It's not exactly the way he works, but would work for a lot of us that work well with the concept. And he has been doing more 3d printing...

@Alex-wl1sp

2 жыл бұрын

@@jeandrepeach I think things like the pliers/side-cutters holder is more along the lines of Jamie's philosophy, as Simon was saying.

What an insane effort, and very thoughtfully executed! That said, I am a representative from Barnum & Bailey Circus LLC. and you sir, are under arrest for being a total clown 🔨📜 You've been served. ✔️

@BrainSlugs83

2 жыл бұрын

I had no idea that Angus was affiliated with the circus. I feel so mislead.

@diydad7704

2 жыл бұрын

@@BrainSlugs83 Angus? The logo looks inspired by but isn't the real thing.

@mikeynjs94

Жыл бұрын

@@BrainSlugs83 Angus is Maker's Muse. Make Anything is Devin

@daveduncan2748

3 ай бұрын

Dang! I really liked reading it with Angus's accent.

4:57 "It happened to a friend... I was there... alone"such a freaking great line.

@joshuamadden2442

Жыл бұрын

I lost it

@speclt

3 ай бұрын

I subscribed because of this line

I love this. Warming up the printer. My ham shack needs this.

Happened to a friend. I was there. Alone... This was gold! My dear KZreadr, you are awesome. Thanks for sharing your life and time with random unknown people like us!

The microscope slide reuse is absolutely genius

You peaked my curiosity with your fantastic storage system You caught my attention with your rant on stealing ideas You won my love with your engineering things in a way to invite trolls then roasting them when you've already fixed their "issues with it"

@ashtonsmith1905

Жыл бұрын

piqued*

@GoldenAxeBuildz

Жыл бұрын

*Pinned

@9mil168

3 ай бұрын

And you spoke my mind!

Even the grid size promises to be the answer to basically everything. Love it!

This is peak -ADHD- AD4K content. Thank you for making this, I think this will be very helpful for people who need to see the objects they own because they have no object permanence, like me!

@joshuaham1022

2 жыл бұрын

AD4Kontent

@rickgreer7203

2 жыл бұрын

These are perfection... So much so, I got every STL sorted into folders. And then loaded every design file into Fusion. Couldn't take any risk of it not all existing locally, and my mind simply wouldn't let it go when it tried to move on without doing that. (And I do use some of Chappel's work in household drawers and such, but that's a different application IMO.)

@ianflowforever

2 жыл бұрын

Seriously! I cackled because yup thats the adhd-haver humor

I must have been living under a rock since this is the first video of yours I've seen. Love the way you present your ideas in a fun but educational manner. You are the first YTer that I've hit like and subscribe to before even finishing the first video. Keep up the excellent work. I'm looking forward to watching more.

"McMaster Carr just won't stop sending me the parts I keep ordering" That, my friend, is whole damn mood right there.

I work in a warehouse and the magnum sharpies are reserved for people who work on the dock stacking pallets in the vans. I once found one of them lying around somewhere in the warehouse and I kept it for a week, asking periodically of random coworkers if they wanted to touch my big thing. Since then I have a fondness for them. The mention of them in this video greatly gruntled me.

As someone who never outgrew the “object permanence” stage of development, this is a godsend. Thank you!!!

@satibel

2 жыл бұрын

Ah, so your phone tends to teleport randomly too.

@ianflowforever

2 жыл бұрын

@@satibel as an adhd-haver this is a common problem, yall may wanna check the dsm5 for adhd =w=;;

@satibel

2 жыл бұрын

@@ianflowforever I did even better and got my diagnosis. Still need cardiologist appointment for ritalin though.

@ianflowforever

2 жыл бұрын

@@satibel there are other stimulants fwiw, my childhood psychiatrist had me on focalin, and when my tolerance built up to max dose not being effective, vyvanse, which was nice at first until tics became so intense we had to go back to focalin. I have my concerns about how it affected my health, but thats a whole thing itself. Anyway, Im so glad you were able to access diagnostics! They can be harder for adults to get access to, but it helps to go in and self-advocate for it being seriously considered etc. Self-dx is a useful tool for figuring shit out and getting coping mechanism and finding community, but for meds ya gonna need that official dx. Glad you were able to get it, and hope cardiology, or failing that other routes, goes well

@satibel

2 жыл бұрын

@@ianflowforever amphetamines e.g vyvanse and amphetamines - like, e.g. (dex)-methylphenidate (ritalin and focalin) all require cardiologist checkup here (I think it technically doesn't but most doctors will refuse prescription without) Also it's not reimbursed because I haven't had them prescribed before 16.

This is the kind of thing I needed. I wasn't sure what it would be, but I think this is it. After a lifelong struggle learning to be organized, I've found that finding traditional storage solutions in hardware and dollar stores is extremely close to what I need, but has a lot of small annoyances that render it more of a hassle than an answer. I'm a very amateur tinkerer, model builder, and a dedicated musician. The amount of tools, beads, chips, plectrums, and assorted odds and ends I'm trying to keep neat are gonna feel right at home in my spaces with this system. Not to mention, dealing with neurological barriers to staying organized is gonna be way easier when I can customize it to fit my life. I'm gonna be using this a lot. Thank you, genuinely.

I've watched this video a number of times, and literally come back once in a while for the wit and language choices.

The amount of thought that went into the usability, practicality and functionality of this storage system is amazing. Zach's higher functioning brain operates so fast, that the slightest distraction could equate to the loss of volumes of information. Analytical but brilliantly creative.

@3nertia

2 жыл бұрын

The struggle is real ...

@alexandrsoldiernetizen162

2 жыл бұрын

And the award for most prolific nutsack shiner goes to ^^^^^.....

@lizpedroza9965

Жыл бұрын

I’m so glad he didn’t teach me math… he say: “a+b=…” (I’d blink)… “…and that’s how u get the square root to be divided into pi, and skip n ski thru the quantum realm!” 😵‍💫

@qwertyzxaszc6323

8 ай бұрын

I just sit in awe as he rattles off one amusing thing after another. The Robin Wiliams of makers.

my favorite part of every episode is when Zack calls out the concern trolls, this one was especially good because I was today's episodes concern troll

@ShadowCruize

2 жыл бұрын

😂

@scottgilmour8392

2 жыл бұрын

Adam, just gotta check... Do you concern trolls have some sort of a roster or a "designated concern troll" scheme? And if so, what are all the other concern trolls doing, if they're not being concerned? 😮

@dans-designs

2 жыл бұрын

ah man he got me a couple of times too!! 😂

I purchased Alex's system and am printing parts. I am now supporting your channel too. Great that you mention him. If anyone has a problem, support the people you like! I do.

"The Venn diagram of disorganized and maker is just a circle." OK, you got me.

14:01 Speaking from experience, I had a genuine visceral reaction to this. Total fight-or-flight mode. I love this channel

@IlBiggo

2 жыл бұрын

The sizzling sound effect sent shivers down my carpal tunnel.

Oh man, the way the grid almost landed crooked but then slid into place at 8:10 was so satisfying my eyes involuntarily rolled back, my head lifted to the ceiling and I let out the same groan of satisfaction

@kriegh94

2 жыл бұрын

I agree, pure ahegao inducing

@RussellNelson

2 жыл бұрын

The OCD is strong in this one.

@RubixB0y

2 жыл бұрын

@@RussellNelson He set it up so perfectly by starting with two quick successes, then while the last one is hung up, there's just enough time to build disbelief, anticipation, and to briefly question your existence before it falls right into place 🥰

Brother, the amount of effort you must put into these videos amaze me. The literary devices dedicated for you literal lateral devices is amazing.

Zack, I have to say- you are the most watchable talent on KZread by far! Your style of presentation and skills and knowledge are very impressive. Keep up the excellent work.

The thing that amazes me is how well this meshes with Adam Savage's workshop organization ethos, which is "First order of retrievability" - everything he has is on display like this, on open racks and organized. I'm really excited to try printing these to help organize my workshop. I have a lot of little things like pliers, nippers, soldering tools, and other fine tools that would really benefit from this system.

Zach your dedication and sense of humor is why i keep coming back. its also nice and refreshing to see someone who genuinely has adhd like me actually deal with it in a realistic way that isnt condescending.

this has very quickly become my favourite channel and im totally addicted to gridfinity thank zack

as a fellow disorganized ADHD designer and maker, I just kept mentally shouting YES! YES!!! YEEEEES!! I just have a desperate love for modular storage that's so thoughtfully designed for humans to actually /physically interact with and use them/. This is the one project that is genuinely making me consider buying a 3d printer. you just earned a like, subscribe, AND a bell. :) I will absolutely be putting some of these in my studio.

@Henry-sv3wv

9 ай бұрын

now we need to make a storage for the modular storage parts that are not in use

Everything about this video is so well done. Especially the snark Edit: Also, I would love to see you do a whole video on the topic of 'iDeA sTeALiNg!!!1'

@liamglennon4880

2 жыл бұрын

@Atomic Shrimp I'm a big fan and your work is great too

@ZackFreedman

2 жыл бұрын

One day, when I decide I'm done with this career and it's time to capsize it, I'll start expressing opinions

@AtomicShrimp

2 жыл бұрын

@@ZackFreedman That seems fair. Got to say I appreciated not just the handling of the concern troll piece in this video, but also the timing - *juuuust* enough space there for people to start typing 'oMg MiCrOsCoPe sLiDeS aRe sO dAnGero...', then abandon the comment before posting it.

@simonmarcoux5879

2 жыл бұрын

@@ZackFreedman Don't take this the wrong way, but when yo u put it that way, I can't wait for you to capsize your career. :P

@MakerMeraki

2 жыл бұрын

@@ZackFreedman "talent borrows, genius steals." - Me 🤣

I feel like the round bit in the front to make it so you can scoop out the bits is an amazing optimization over the "stolen" idea. I want this on everything now. Seriously, capitalists, feel free to sell me less product for the same price, if it has this curved bit to help me scoop out the product.

@ZackFreedman

2 жыл бұрын

I've seen other designs have it, but the scoops are so tiny! I ran the numbers, and the difference between a 5mm and 25mm scoop is like 5% of capacity

@theonetruestickman

2 жыл бұрын

Yes! This is why I have a cash register coin tray on my workbench for most commonly used zip screws. The scoop is worth all of it.

@RussellNelson

2 жыл бұрын

@@ZackFreedman 5% of capacity and 80% of utility.

@brainsniffer

2 жыл бұрын

Heck, whatsisname might want to add that back to his system and he can get accused of stealing, as we all hope to be one day.

Love this and I'm printing some things now! One suggestion would be to design it such that the bottom holes do not need support to print cleanly. The Voron team has a nice method to do this by inscribing the hole within 2 squares which end up getting bridged and then the hole placed on top. No post processing needed and they print cleanly.

@deandorris8479

2 жыл бұрын

How about a link for those of us who are mechanically visualization limited 😁

Mate, you are the most impressive KZreadr out there. Your puns, punchlines, designs, poetry, humour and style is the stuff of legend.

I'm a mechanic and we really appreciate organization in our toolboxes. I am really excited to see how I can utilize this system at my work. Thanks 👍

Stealthily concealed in the snark is an immense and genuine respect for his viewers and his community. That is why he will be one of the biggest creators out there.

I love that he could have just made a bunch of different sized boxes like most people, but instead went so far as to make specific boxes for weird sharpie shapes and glue sticks and a million other things. He went the extra light year nevermind mile.

@SmallSpoonBrigade

Жыл бұрын

Once he had the outside for various numbers of squares, making the inside individualize was probably not that much work.

@eccomi21

9 ай бұрын

@@SmallSpoonBrigade this. thats why i love his parametric designs so much, you just plop your own numbers in, cut out a bunch of shapes and boom, finished new thing

One of the coolest videos I've even stumbled onto. Wow. Don't ever stop.

Utterly marvelous. I really need something like this in my nerdspace, thank you for the huge effort. Video was an absolute joy to watch as well, your wordplay is unmatched.

"I'm just throwing spaghetti at the wall and seeing what sticks to the Like button" did, in fact, get me to push the Like button. Well done, sirrah. This entire project feels like taking a DeWalt or other high-end modular storage container and passing it through Adam Savage's "first order retrievability" criteron. Which is meant to be a compliment, so I hope it sounds like one. It also exactly meshes with my counter-argument to one of Maker's Muse's concerns about the recent AnkerMake commercial. In yon commercial, Anker shows a parent have an idea and go straight to 3d printing it, to make a toy for their child. Angus points out that this only works if one can 3d model, and the weakness of the whole "have an idea and then make your own bespoke item" concept is that 3d modelling is a skill that must be learnt. (Learnt is also a word, if you're collecting them. At least for those of us who aren't Americans.) My counter-argument is that there's room in-between "I did the whole process myself" and "make the mass produced item work" for things like this: a project where someone else has done the heavy 3d design work lifting, but where I can take the results and make something that fits my specific needs better and more flexibly than a mass produced object. Anyway: thanks for the video! I enjoyed it, it was a good way to spend 20 minutes! I've definitely got some uses for your tool storage stuff popping into my mind. Now I just face the two big roadblocks of: figuring out what's going to be useful, and freeing up printer time and filament to actually print tools and not other stuff. :)

This is awesome. I do small precision work with optics and mechanics, and this organization/first order system for all of the small tools and components will be incredibly helpful. Thank you for creating it and sharing it, and for the inspiration.

the only channel I can't boost the playback speed! Love it!

I'd love to see some documentation on the system - standard sizes, details about the magnets, slides, etc that work with it. That'll help in planning as well as continuing it as a standard format!

@WOLFPACKED

2 жыл бұрын

I got some 6x2mm magnets from amazon.. having a heck of time gluing the in there tho

I just wanna say thank you Zack! You, and your content, is truly something special! Your aethetic, style , sense of humour , personality, intellectual ability and passion that you exhibit is potent. Watching you is like the equivalent of watching Harry potter when I was just a boy and having that feeling of just total awestruck after stubling upon something that I just felt was soo magical. I hope my radio frequencies are coming out crisp and clear but if not... You're a real Gem Zack, and I truly look up to you and I strive to add a little more Voidstar spark to my life.

Every moment of this video is "here's how to make your shop adhd friendly", including the "don't worry about analysis paralysis, here's how to approach knowing what you need". Making things visible, reducing inhibitors/demotivators that may not seem like that big of a deal to others (ex. "having to dig through all these clear plastic bins and pop them open, hoping you don't drop it or screw up the dividers." Just... holy shit dude. This is great. First time I've watched any of your videos, so maybe that's your brand.

dude your dialogue has me laughing so much i forget that im here to learn something. this is my most rewarding subscription. thank you for making content of this caliber.

This video came on autoplay for me, but you've got a manic energy I can relate to, and your rapid fire "get in as many jokes as possible before anyone notices" delivery that I just love. Just subbed. You're fucking dope.

This video had me and my husband in stitches laughing! (The dead horse push pop really did us in) Extremely cool project that we absolutely will be taking advantage of once our 3D printer arrives in a few weeks. Thanks for doing this!

Excellent project Zack! Proud of you!

Always great to hear your voice, your content is so upbeat and puts me in a great mood no matter what.

I hope this system gets the attention it deserves! REALLY impressed with the incredible amount of thought that has gone into it. I hate having a million different systems to hold things. I have CNC Mill/ Lathe parts in a huge number of Dollar General Tupperware containers, DeWault click together boxes and small parts organizers. I find the DeWault system pieces I have works well enough and is easy to 3D print inserts. But they cost money just to get a product I have to modify to use and they really weren't intended for my purposes! I'll certainly be trying the Gridfinity! The only issue I see in my personal application is lack of sufficient printers to make it in less than 1000 years! Certainly going to try though!

So over the top yet so necessary. Thank you 🙏🏽

Thanks Zack for all the time and dedication to do this!

Just recently started checking out 3D printing. Simply because of this video (and the fact you're providing free plans), I will entertain the idea of a 3D printer just to try and get my life's crap organized! Thanks for the video and keep those super ADHD ideas forever flowing, great stuff!

FINALLY A USABLE SYSTEM (thank you so much Zack im gonna print a million of these)

@storbytronics

2 жыл бұрын

the worlds best "ripoff artist": Zack Freedman

@nomms

2 жыл бұрын

@@storbytronics i was about to be mildly annoyed on zach's behalf and then

@RussellNelson

2 жыл бұрын

You can actually print many fewer than a milllion, and still have a usable system.

Wow! These organizers are literally what's been on my todo list to make. I have Alexandre's organizers for my drawers, but wanted something like it but for the desktop. You just save me hours of work that I might have never got around to, thank you.

this is so awesome man, i know the hours you put in modeling these, respect

Zack, I just found your channel as the result of buying an Anycubic Kobra Max and wanted to learn about things to print. Gridfinity is cool, I can't wait to make it all, once I figure out how to put it together and learn 15 new software packages. You are just too funny and informative - my first KZread Tip worthy subscription! Thanks for being a great You!

This is looking very promising. Going to print a few and try them out. Thanks a lot for sharing them properly. Hopefully Alex will see the light and open-source his designs, too.

This looks awesome, I'll make sure to save it to a playlist so that I can come back in 10 years when I can actually afford this kind of hobby, and hope that the files are still available online then.

Hi Zack. I only found your channel today and this is the first video I watched. You are now my favourite person on the planet!

You...you are insane for tasking yourself with this project. This is functional art. I am amazed.

simply incredible, every university research lab should employ this open source system!!

Thanks! This doesn't begin to cover your time, but maybe it'll buy you the ability to talk to a barista about what a coffee might cost and taste like if I wasn't so cheap. Great stuff. I'm probably going to print these with a Mars 2 pro, so I can't print the full grid, but I'll improvise.

@ZombieOfun

8 ай бұрын

How'd printing them in resin go? I intend to print mine on a bambu labs P1S, but I'm curious about how resin worked. I only have a photon mono 4k for resin right now. Might go for a larger and faster one eventually

I use my ES121, all the time. I didn't use it for the first 2 years of ownership but then I printed a holder to keep it within finger's reach on my electronics bench and now I use it constantly. Great tool. It's not worth getting out to use, most times, but is absolutely brilliant if it's right there and handy.

This might be the single greatest KZread video I've ever seen.

My bathroom looks like this. A 3d printed highly organized yet functional masterpiece. I did it in navy blue PLA. Its like organizational art. I focused more on using some complex grometries highlighting the functionaility of the 3d printer. The glass front bins was a wonderful touch, kudos on that.

@SmallSpoonBrigade

Жыл бұрын

A bathroom would probably be better served with using the 3d printer to make molds and using the molds to make silicone parts that can be sterilized from time to time. But, that's just me and it is a bit more involved.

@legionjames1822

Жыл бұрын

@@SmallSpoonBrigade yea WAY to much effort. For things that cost a few dollars. Hobbies are good tho more power to you. Also pla or petg can be steralized extremely eaisily.

I'm also in the ultra ADHS group and this is just perfect! Thank you so much.

Oh my goodness this is almost exactly what I was looking for; I think it's better than my very basic thoughts!! Thank you so much for these, and also the slide glass??? What an AMAZINGLY good idea I was so curious about how to do clear front!

this is by far the greatest video I have ever seen.

This was so much work, amazing job!

As an ex chef with OCD I can appreciate this greatly, we have a French term.. Mise en place... which basically means... everything in its place. It is a philosophy of arranging your work area so that you can work as effectively and efficiently as possible. One thing I find that helps immensely is to work out how to minimise the amount of tools you need to do a certain job, it is easy to have information overload when you are trying to perform a task and you have too many things around you. Also consistency, try not to change things too much, find a good way that works for you then stick to it, you can modify it once you have become comfortable with it. Take a step back, I have found that the only way to move forwards is to take steps back. It is easy to find yourself in a position where you can't see the wood for the trees. Force yourself to view things objectively, that is where reality exists, not in a subjective view point. You can either be lost in a crowd of people or standing on a hill looking at the whole crowd.

@RussellNelson

2 жыл бұрын

You're a sex chef??? What does that even .... I can't ....

@danielreed5199

2 жыл бұрын

@@RussellNelson It means.... if you play your cards right daddy will give you some pudding ;)

What a great project and as always your writing is engaging, enlisting endearment endlessly!

The algorithm delivered me here and it's the best thing it has done for me in years. SUBBED

Amazing work! Looking forward to remixes and different uses! Thank you.

This is incredible for people with adhd and/or ocd (me). I can always remember the location of items but never what they look like. Not only does Adam savage talk about first order retrievability, it's a common practice in the military too. What filament are you printing with? My guess is PETG.

Pretty sure this is the first time I sub’d and liked something exactly when told to do so. Excellent content.

love this guys delivery... best 3d printing channel/influencer to date... cheers zack.

Lovely! Would also be cool to experiment with paper - making these storages with shredded and pressed paper can be alternative to 3d printing them, benefiting in cost of material and making them a touch more sustanable

Aside from the other observations and commentary that covers most of the awesomeness of this project (and nods to Alexandre Chappel) I just wanted to loudly applaud the monumental "Wall o' Text @6:42 ... That is totally worth the rest of the video on its own... I have no problem with a little short lived "protection" for something new and innovative to give a chance to earn a bit of profit from it... but I hate those that hoard it for decades (like the 3D printing patent) that stifled creativity for so long... There are a few rare fields where maintaining a hold is practical, like in the latest wanton changing of movies and stories because certain people are too lazy or creative to make new things (looking at you Amazon, DC, Marvel, et cetera) nothing wrong with adding into it, but there are "rules" to play in those worlds... Rock on Mister Zack!

Your vids and commentary are amazing! Thanks for all you do and keep doin it!

When I designed my storage boxes, I made the grid on the boxes half the size as the grid system so you can place the boxes in half increments. It allows more variety of container sizes and placements in drawers. Good video.

Absolutely brilliant! This would definitely solve my storage problems without pigeon holing me into a rigid storage thingy.

I strongly appreciate the tiny anti-IP rant in the middle of the video, and I'm looking forward to a full video on it eventually

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It was so fucking great, i almost stood up and salute.

your sharp humor is spot on

Hey Zack, love your videos. You have a good conversational style that is easy to listen to.

I have custom ink samples for my fountain pens that come in the exact same centrifuge style holders. I can't believe how well that one gridfinity module is gonna work for me

This is an amazing idea and you beat me to sitting down and printing out my own (inferior) set of tool trays by minutes! Guess my printer is going to be grinding out parts for the next few days/weeks. Thanks and you've got a like and new subscribe!

What a fantastic project. Thanks for sharing!

My first watch of this channel, this guy is wildly entertaining

The “IP and ideasteals” writes are absolute treasure! What parts trays?! Those thoughts are spot on! Awesome project btw, I look forward to melting myself a set soon. 🤘🏼🤘🏼

Great video! We can always use more organization:)

That sizzle on the soldering iron though! AUCH! My hat off to you Sir, this is impeccable work

Printing these the whole week. Good stuff!

I feel like spending a few weeks designing holder after holder to solve every storage issue must have felt like pure euphoria for zack

Anyone else watch Zachs videos on repeat just because they make you laugh? Better than any comedy show.

I honestly appreciate your text blocks about copyright laws and such so much. Ive been pissed off with future motions and their monopoly with their "Onewheel". And you said exactly what my problem with it is

you just reorganized the machine shop I work at and made me a more valuable employee. Thank you.