Gridfinity Bathroom Organizer - Q-Tip Bin

This model is part of my full modular bathroom drawer organizer set designed around the Gridfinity System. I created this set because I wanted several bins for common bathroom items that all matched—while I could find a few individual bins online, they never seemed to visually or dimensionally line up. This set was designed as a cohesive system and is sized to work in at a total height of 6 units high, making it ideal for standard bathroom drawers.

All bins in this set are created using Gridfinity Boxes Filled-In (Fusion 360) by Spike_Mix, 

Gridfinity Boxes Filled-in (Fusion 360) - Free 3D Print Model - MakerWorld 

providing a clean, finished look that works well in bathroom environments.

All bins include cavities for optional magnets.

Please see my other models for some of the other bins.  All bins have cavities for optional magnets. 

This model

This model contains two profiles:

• 1x1x6h for smaller spaces
• 1x2x6h for more Q-Tips

The modular design allows you to mix and match bins while keeping a consistent look throughout the drawer.

Other Bins in this Set:

• Small Bin Set - https://makerworld.com/en/models/2352214-gridfinity-bathroom-organizer-small-bin-set#profileId-2572605
• Contacts Set - https://makerworld.com/en/models/2354151-gridfinity-bathroom-organizer-contact-set#profileId-2575036
• Glasses Bin - https://makerworld.com/en/models/2356537-gridfinity-bathroom-organizer-glasses-bin#profileId-2577809
• Shallow Bin - https://makerworld.com/en/models/2356521-gridfinity-bathroom-organizer-shallow-bin#profileId-2577792
• Deodorant Bin - https://makerworld.com/en/models/2356485-gridfinity-bathroom-organizer-deodorant-bin#profileId-2577749

Design Notes

• Designed specifically for bathroom drawers
• All bins are designed to be 6 units high or will stack up to 6 units high
• Built using Gridfinity Boxes Filled-In (Fusion 360) by Spike_Mix
• Clean, consistent aesthetic across all bins

Some slicers may warn that supports are required for the magnet cavities; however, I have found they print successfully without supports.

Feel free to check out my other published models.

Mike | Published - MakerWorld