Organize ANYTHING In SECONDS with this Free App!

The video introduces a free tool called Bento 3D Design, which helps in creating organizational boxes for various items. The host demonstrates how to use the tool to design a box for Taco Bell sauce packets, explaining the steps to measure, design, and print the box using a 3D printer.

- **Tool Introduction**: Bento 3D Design for creating custom organizational boxes.
- **Design Process**:
- Measure items to store (Taco Bell sauce packets).
- Define box dimensions using the tool.
- Customize box with columns and spacers.
- Download STL files for 3D printing.
- **Printing Tips**:
- Print orientation and support advice.
- Addressing potential issues with geometry repairs.
- **Tool Benefits**: Versatile for various organizational needs (e.g., silverware, buttons, screws).
- **Future Improvements**: Suggestion for larger box dimensions.
- **Call to Action**: Encourages viewers to share their creations using the tool.

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[FilamentFriday]

I have ketchup packets, mild sauce and salt packets scattered in the center council of my truck. Time to print a box!

[Gershy]

If they integrated gridfinity support to the base of the box this would be amazing for quickly designing organization for everything!

[lavachemist]

This is probably the most useful 3D printing video I've watched all year. I don't think I'm even exaggerating. My house is about to be full of bento boxes and I can't wait.

[UltramaticOrange]

Forget the metal hardware. Just take a scrap piece of filament (we all end up with 5-10in of unused stuff from a spool), slide it through the holes, clip to length, and tack in place with a dot of your favorite glue. I did this for my sunglasses case and its been going strong for four years.

[markfmoritz]

Not sure how to contact the designer, but a nice addition would be to add fillets in the bottom of each section to make it easier to get small parts out.

[BGJano]

*starts aggressively going thru my fridge hunting all leftover sauce packets* This looks to be a neat tool! Thanks for sharing

[akingtonone]

What's up with the white balance? Joel looks green.

[utp]

This is a great tool! Our kitchen drawers just do not fit any pre-made utensil organizers properly so we've had to use the best we can find. This tool can generate a model that actually fits and is functional.

Thank you for the video! :)

[CanuckCreator]

Loving these fun little project videos

[aratima]

This is honestly the best video to find. Thank you for this. Helps with sorting boardgame components.

[Peacehawk]

This format is amazing. This will make it easier to do my silverware drawer. My house is older and the drawers are smaller then normal, but with this program, I can adjust it easily to for. Thank you for sharing this.

[Markevans]

I see this as the perfect first step into design for people who have been just downloading. I even saved the URL but there is a gridfinity plug in for Fusion 360 that in the end is far more versatile.

[mattpbarnhart]

you can also go bigger than the sliders let you, when you are on the grid maker tab, you can input your own measurements.

[terryevans]

One of the most useful videos I've seen in awhile.

[petercollins]

This is a really cool tool. I would like to see the sizing for the holes to be selectable. Either the M2 bolt and pin, or the more fragile version made with snips of filament for a more fragile but fully printed option..

[derjuden]

omg this is amazing. Years ago i was going to model out storage trays for my couch storage that's just a big hole. I started and got distracted as one does and forgot about it. This will make this project take minutes vs hours of modeling.

[apollolux]

I saw this on CHEP the other day, but Chuck while definitely promoting how useful this is for quick prototyping also kinda woefully undersold the utility of _having_ an app, free or low-cost, that does exactly this so conveniently versus pre-existing workflows of opening 3D modeling software just to make boxes.

[chartle]

I've been working on one of these since this first came out. Took awhile mainly because my ender wasn't up to it.

Cue Bambu lab sale and I've had a P1S for a week or so. Main issue is sourcing the hardware. I've been doing a deep dive of mail sizes and I think 4 penny box nails should work but I was going through all my random hardware and found the shafts ( the part you though away) for pop rivets are almost 2mm. You just have to cut them down a bit. I designed and printed a simple gauge block to get them the correct length.

[drkline]

Orca slicer also finds non-manifolded edges in the STL files and will fix them for you as well. I fix them and then re-save the corrected STL models for later use.

[tebald]

Best video I've seen in a long time, so useful for me. I own and play a lot of boardgames and it's nice to have containers for cards or bits, and even for the the insert. something for sure I'll be using and playing with. thank you