I'm organizing my life with a 3D printer and Bento3D — here's how you can build your own organizer

[Admin]

With a few measurements, an idea and a 3D printer, you can organize (most) of your life.

I'm organizing my life with a 3D printer and Bento3D — here's how you can build your own organizer : Read more

 

[ad9fd]

The two most important steps were left out. Namely #1 check how much its going to cost and #2 do a quick check to see if it's cheaper just to buy something better for less money.

 

[USAFRet]

The two most important steps were left out. Namely #1 check how much its going to cost and #2 do a quick check to see if it's cheaper just to buy something better for less money.

As the owner and user of more than 1 3D printer, 'cheaper' is not always the quest.

 

[SonoraTechnical]

This article might be the 'Jumped the Shark' moment for Toms Hardware.

 

[USAFRet]

This article might be the 'Jumped the Shark' moment for Toms Hardware.

Why?

I will almost certainly use that resource to design a couple of small 'toolboxes'.
I already have the printer(s).

 

[SonoraTechnical]

Why?

I will almost certainly use that resource to design a couple of small 'toolboxes'.
I already have the printer(s).

I'm not going to debate you. My comment stands as the snarky dry humor it was intended to be.

 

[USAFRet]

I'm not going to debate you. My comment stands as the snarky dry humor it was intended to be.

OK.
But I've seen MUCH more sharkiness around here than this writeup.

 

[AdamOutler]

This article might be the 'Jumped the Shark' moment for Toms Hardware.

Yes. Had this been about GridFinity, I might argue. This bento thing is just grouping clutter into smaller areas. GridFinity has 5000+ custom pieces and tools such as the one above which you can use to actually design, organize, display, and make things ready for use. Bento is just more frickin' junk drawers.