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Eric: Minor Typo Fix

2025-06-02T01:01:35Z

Minor Typo Fix

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	***7:10 "The Concept of Stealing Ideas is Bullshit"		***7:10 "The Concept of Stealing Ideas is Bullshit"
	****Then another text imposed over the video frame that says as follows:		****Then another text imposed over the video frame that says as follows:
	*****"By the time knockoffs arrive, a creator should have already used their first-mover advantage to improve the design and move the goalposts, or be deep in the development of their next project. After all, if they came up with one good idea, why shouldn't society expect more? A culture o innovation should punish self proclaimed "inventors" who rest on their laurels-rather, constant pressure from competitors should force them to rapidly push their concept to the absolute limit, until a point of diminishing returns is reached. Then, market forces should compel them to channel their imagination into a new way to help humanity. I use the phrase 'market forces' loosely - the exceptional quality and maturity of Free and open-source software, largely developed by volunteers, utterly nullifies the claim that financial incentives are a necessary precondition for innovation. Patents server an important role in the fundraising process, but on balance society's progress is aided by free access to useful concepts-in other words, humanity as a whole benefits if "stealing ideas" is permissible, and in my opinion, more so if it's explicitly encouraged" )		*****"By the time knockoffs arrive, a creator should have already used their first-mover advantage to improve the design and move the goalposts, or be deep in the development of their next project. After all, if they came up with one good idea, why shouldn't society expect more? A culture of innovation should punish self proclaimed "inventors" who rest on their laurels-rather, constant pressure from competitors should force them to rapidly push their concept to the absolute limit, until a point of diminishing returns is reached. Then, market forces should compel them to channel their imagination into a new way to help humanity. I use the phrase 'market forces' loosely - the exceptional quality and maturity of Free and open-source software, largely developed by volunteers, utterly nullifies the claim that financial incentives are a necessary precondition for innovation. Patents server an important role in the fundraising process, but on balance society's progress is aided by free access to useful concepts-in other words, humanity as a whole benefits if "stealing ideas" is permissible, and in my opinion, more so if it's explicitly encouraged" )
	*** 7:25 "The Second part of the system is baseplate, and the frame is the bare minimum to organize the organizers. This Z Shaped Socket lets you "plop" storage blocks down with zero resistance, but this little vertical lip keeps them from getting knocked back out. If you're a klutz, you can glue four magnets to each socket and give yourself a little more resistance"		*** 7:25 "The Second part of the system is baseplate, and the frame is the bare minimum to organize the organizers. This Z Shaped Socket lets you "plop" storage blocks down with zero resistance, but this little vertical lip keeps them from getting knocked back out. If you're a klutz, you can glue four magnets to each socket and give yourself a little more resistance"
	*** 8:14 "One Important Detail is that all Storage Blocks are Entirely Contained in a Whole Number of 42 Millimeter Squares (blocks moreso?). (By doing this) You can equip any configuration and they're guaranteed to be compatible. All blocks are multiples of 7mm high so if you find mismatched heights to be irksome, you can even out any two storage blocks by stacking the shorter one on at the absolute most 2 divider bins."		*** 8:14 "One Important Detail is that all Storage Blocks are Entirely Contained in a Whole Number of 42 Millimeter Squares (blocks moreso?). (By doing this) You can equip any configuration and they're guaranteed to be compatible. All blocks are multiples of 7mm high so if you find mismatched heights to be irksome, you can even out any two storage blocks by stacking the shorter one on at the absolute most 2 divider bins."

Eric: Added some more information

2023-06-06T22:43:38Z

Added some more information

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	==Near Term==		==Near Term==
	*[[Parametric Model]] / [[OpenSCAD]] Script		*[[Parametric Model]] / [[OpenSCAD]] Script
			**[https://github.com/kennetek/gridfinity-rebuilt-openscad A Github Page Titled "Gridfinity Rebuilt in OpenSCAD" ]

	==End Goal==		==End Goal==

Eric: Marked this Page's "Later Work" Complete

2023-06-06T22:42:33Z

Marked this Page's "Later Work" Complete

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	*[https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33919316 A Y Combinator Post on Gridfinity] (I don't know how to navigate this well yet, so i'm just leaving the title as that i guess, feel free to fix it!)		*[https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33919316 A Y Combinator Post on Gridfinity] (I don't know how to navigate this well yet, so i'm just leaving the title as that i guess, feel free to fix it!)

	[[Category: 3D Printing]] [[Category: Organization and Storage~~]] [[Category: Incomplete Pages~~]]		[[Category: 3D Printing]] [[Category: Organization and Storage]]

Eric: Added some more categories to the page

2023-06-06T22:42:19Z

Added some more categories to the page

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	*[https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33919316 A Y Combinator Post on Gridfinity] (I don't know how to navigate this well yet, so i'm just leaving the title as that i guess, feel free to fix it!)		*[https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33919316 A Y Combinator Post on Gridfinity] (I don't know how to navigate this well yet, so i'm just leaving the title as that i guess, feel free to fix it!)

	[[Category: Incomplete Pages]]		[[Category: 3D Printing]] [[Category: Organization and Storage]] [[Category: Incomplete Pages]]

Eric: Added some more links under the "External Links" section

2023-06-06T22:41:05Z

Added some more links under the "External Links" section

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	*[https://www.reddit.com/r/gridfinity/ The [[Subreddit]] for Gridfinity]		*[https://www.reddit.com/r/gridfinity/ The [[Subreddit]] for Gridfinity]
	*[https://www.hackster.io/news/check-out-zack-freedman-s-3d-printable-gridfinity-organization-system-d6765acf45bb A [[Hackster . io]] Article Titled "Check Out Zack Freedman’s 3D-Printable Gridfinity Organization System - Zack Freedman’s Gridfinity organization system is gaining serious traction and its time you got in on the action. ]		*[https://www.hackster.io/news/check-out-zack-freedman-s-3d-printable-gridfinity-organization-system-d6765acf45bb A [[Hackster . io]] Article Titled "Check Out Zack Freedman’s 3D-Printable Gridfinity Organization System - Zack Freedman’s Gridfinity organization system is gaining serious traction and its time you got in on the action. ]
			*[https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33919316 A Y Combinator Post on Gridfinity] (I don't know how to navigate this well yet, so i'm just leaving the title as that i guess, feel free to fix it!)

	[[Category: Incomplete Pages]]		[[Category: Incomplete Pages]]

Eric: Minor Clarification

2023-06-06T22:40:03Z

Minor Clarification

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	**[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_v4CgVbc3xg A Video by the YouTube Channel "Build Something" Titled "Why Mechanics NEED a 3D Printer" ] ( '''~14 Minute Watch''' )		**[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_v4CgVbc3xg A Video by the YouTube Channel "Build Something" Titled "Why Mechanics NEED a 3D Printer" ] ( '''~14 Minute Watch''' )

	=Open Source ~~Module~~ Workflow=		=Open Source Workflow for Creating Modules for a Gridfinity System=
	==As of Now==		==As of Now==
	*The Specifications etc are Open Source		*The Specifications etc are Open Source

Eric: Added some more information

2023-06-06T22:39:20Z

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 *[https://www.buildautomedia.com/gridfinity The [[Build Something (YouTube Channel) ]] / [[Build Audio Media (YouTube Channel) ]] Page on their Utilization of Gridfinity for their Garage]
 **[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_v4CgVbc3xg A Video by the YouTube Channel "Build Something" Titled "Why Mechanics NEED a 3D Printer" ] ( '''~14 Minute Watch''' )
 =Internal Links=

Eric: Added some more information

2023-06-06T22:35:30Z

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	*****"By the time knockoffs arrive, a creator should have already used their first-mover advantage to improve the design and move the goalposts, or be deep in the development of their next project. After all, if they came up with one good idea, why shouldn't society expect more? A culture o innovation should punish self proclaimed "inventors" who rest on their laurels-rather, constant pressure from competitors should force them to rapidly push their concept to the absolute limit, until a point of diminishing returns is reached. Then, market forces should compel them to channel their imagination into a new way to help humanity. I use the phrase 'market forces' loosely - the exceptional quality and maturity of Free and open-source software, largely developed by volunteers, utterly nullifies the claim that financial incentives are a necessary precondition for innovation. Patents server an important role in the fundraising process, but on balance society's progress is aided by free access to useful concepts-in other words, humanity as a whole benefits if "stealing ideas" is permissible, and in my opinion, more so if it's explicitly encouraged" )		*****"By the time knockoffs arrive, a creator should have already used their first-mover advantage to improve the design and move the goalposts, or be deep in the development of their next project. After all, if they came up with one good idea, why shouldn't society expect more? A culture o innovation should punish self proclaimed "inventors" who rest on their laurels-rather, constant pressure from competitors should force them to rapidly push their concept to the absolute limit, until a point of diminishing returns is reached. Then, market forces should compel them to channel their imagination into a new way to help humanity. I use the phrase 'market forces' loosely - the exceptional quality and maturity of Free and open-source software, largely developed by volunteers, utterly nullifies the claim that financial incentives are a necessary precondition for innovation. Patents server an important role in the fundraising process, but on balance society's progress is aided by free access to useful concepts-in other words, humanity as a whole benefits if "stealing ideas" is permissible, and in my opinion, more so if it's explicitly encouraged" )
	*** 7:25 "The Second part of the system is baseplate, and the frame is the bare minimum to organize the organizers. This Z Shaped Socket lets you "plop" storage blocks down with zero resistance, but this little vertical lip keeps them from getting knocked back out. If you're a klutz, you can glue four magnets to each socket and give yourself a little more resistance"		*** 7:25 "The Second part of the system is baseplate, and the frame is the bare minimum to organize the organizers. This Z Shaped Socket lets you "plop" storage blocks down with zero resistance, but this little vertical lip keeps them from getting knocked back out. If you're a klutz, you can glue four magnets to each socket and give yourself a little more resistance"
			*** 8:14 "One Important Detail is that all Storage Blocks are Entirely Contained in a Whole Number of 42 Millimeter Squares (blocks moreso?). (By doing this) You can equip any configuration and they're guaranteed to be compatible. All blocks are multiples of 7mm high so if you find mismatched heights to be irksome, you can even out any two storage blocks by stacking the shorter one on at the absolute most 2 divider bins."
	One Important Detail is that all Storage Blocks are Entirely Contained in a Whole Number of 42 Millimeter Squares (blocks moreso?). (By doing this) You can equip any configuration and they're guaranteed to be compatible. All blocks are multiples of 7mm high so if you find mismatched heights to be irksome, you can even out any two storage blocks by stacking the shorter one on at the absolute most 2 divider bins.
	*** 8:43 "The Rigid Dimensions also make designing your own components super easy just clone the template in fusion 360, adjust the parameters, generate some blanks, and hack the planet		*** 8:43 "The Rigid Dimensions also make designing your own components super easy just clone the template in fusion 360, adjust the parameters, generate some blanks, and hack the planet
	*** 8:54 "Before you bust out your calipers, you should know that i got a little carried away and designed a few too many toolholders like this one for my calipers. Allow me to show you them. These racks hold the very common and very cheap [[Harbor Freight Socket Sets]] and i think they perfectly exemplify this project's philosophy. See the socket ''already comes in it's own holder, and you can get the classic billy club socket thing anywhere, but both of these need you to grab the holder with one hand and yank the socket off with the other, and i want everything in my workshop to be as effortless a physically possible. In the last episode i broke a ton of cnc bits and i don't see any reason why that's goint to change moving foreward, so i took the angled tray i designed for that video and turned it into a stackable holder for bits and protective tubes. If your 3mm tools came in these jewel cases, you can rip out the whole tool holding part, and just slot it into this version. I also made some high density trays for 1/8th and 1/4 inch Shank tools but are a bit too tall to stack other blocks on top of. Still they are perfect backups in case you break MANY bits.		*** 8:54 "Before you bust out your calipers, you should know that i got a little carried away and designed a few too many toolholders like this one for my calipers. Allow me to show you them. These racks hold the very common and very cheap [[Harbor Freight Socket Sets]] and i think they perfectly exemplify this project's philosophy. See the socket ''already comes in it's own holder, and you can get the classic billy club socket thing anywhere, but both of these need you to grab the holder with one hand and yank the socket off with the other, and i want everything in my workshop to be as effortless a physically possible. In the last episode i broke a ton of cnc bits and i don't see any reason why that's goint to change moving foreward, so i took the angled tray i designed for that video and turned it into a stackable holder for bits and protective tubes. If your 3mm tools came in these jewel cases, you can rip out the whole tool holding part, and just slot it into this version. I also made some high density trays for 1/8th and 1/4 inch Shank tools but are a bit too tall to stack other blocks on top of. Still they are perfect backups in case you break MANY bits.

Eric: Minor Text Formatting Fix

2023-06-06T22:33:56Z

Minor Text Formatting Fix

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	*** 5:54 "The Curved Inner Surface lets you scoop parts out with a single finger. This lip allows you to stack them near infinitely, and the undercut label tab allows even the most hand-eye uncoordinated among us to carry the whole bin to the workbench without spilling it on the floor		*** 5:54 "The Curved Inner Surface lets you scoop parts out with a single finger. This lip allows you to stack them near infinitely, and the undercut label tab allows even the most hand-eye uncoordinated among us to carry the whole bin to the workbench without spilling it on the floor
	*** 6:26 "Alexander Chapel ''already'' made a modular storage system, and he already made a number of videos about it; those videos are better than this one. Alex's Design Did in Fact Inspire the Gridfinity. And i know how salty people get about the whole concept of "stealing ideas"		*** 6:26 "Alexander Chapel ''already'' made a modular storage system, and he already made a number of videos about it; those videos are better than this one. Alex's Design Did in Fact Inspire the Gridfinity. And i know how salty people get about the whole concept of "stealing ideas"
	At 6:41-^:42 there is an AMAZING rant/quote overlayed over the video:		****At 6:41-6:42 there is an AMAZING rant/quote overlayed over the video:
	**"Zach's use of the phrase 'stealing ideas' in no way implies that it is a legitimate concept, nor that if it were to exist, it would have any moral, philosophical, economic, societal, strategic, or prescriptive implications of any significance. Because ideas can be created with zero effort and duplicated without compromising the original, they have no intrinsic value beyond intellectual property rights, which are a legal construct imposed and enforced by the state. IP ownership is irrelevant anyways, since these laws protect implementations and not concepts. Even without invoking copyrights or patents, granting total control of abstract ideas to the most prominent figure associated with them has chilled the cultural and technical progress of humanity far more than artificial IP Monopolies have promoted innovation. An incalculable amount of art and invention that would have otherwise have improved the public good has been lost to [[Self-Censorship]] , benefiting the wealthy and powerful alone. Watching someone succeed with your idea sucks, but human progress is more important than your feelings"		*****"Zach's use of the phrase 'stealing ideas' in no way implies that it is a legitimate concept, nor that if it were to exist, it would have any moral, philosophical, economic, societal, strategic, or prescriptive implications of any significance. Because ideas can be created with zero effort and duplicated without compromising the original, they have no intrinsic value beyond intellectual property rights, which are a legal construct imposed and enforced by the state. IP ownership is irrelevant anyways, since these laws protect implementations and not concepts. Even without invoking copyrights or patents, granting total control of abstract ideas to the most prominent figure associated with them has chilled the cultural and technical progress of humanity far more than artificial IP Monopolies have promoted innovation. An incalculable amount of art and invention that would have otherwise have improved the public good has been lost to [[Self-Censorship]] , benefiting the wealthy and powerful alone. Watching someone succeed with your idea sucks, but human progress is more important than your feelings"

	~~( '''^ GOOD SHIT''' )~~

	***"Alex increased the capacity of his system by storing parts in a filing cabinet full of assortment boxes; i am trying to minimize the amount of work by showcasing stuff where you are likely to need it. Alex is a woodworker so he added lids to his thing to keep out all the sawdust...alex made his system for users to buy, i made more of a framework for the community to extend"		***"Alex increased the capacity of his system by storing parts in a filing cabinet full of assortment boxes; i am trying to minimize the amount of work by showcasing stuff where you are likely to need it. Alex is a woodworker so he added lids to his thing to keep out all the sawdust...alex made his system for users to buy, i made more of a framework for the community to extend"

	***7:10 "The Concept of Stealing Ideas is Bullshit"		***7:10 "The Concept of Stealing Ideas is Bullshit"
			****Then another text imposed over the video frame that says as follows:
	(Then another text imposed over the video frame that says as follows:		*****"By the time knockoffs arrive, a creator should have already used their first-mover advantage to improve the design and move the goalposts, or be deep in the development of their next project. After all, if they came up with one good idea, why shouldn't society expect more? A culture o innovation should punish self proclaimed "inventors" who rest on their laurels-rather, constant pressure from competitors should force them to rapidly push their concept to the absolute limit, until a point of diminishing returns is reached. Then, market forces should compel them to channel their imagination into a new way to help humanity. I use the phrase 'market forces' loosely - the exceptional quality and maturity of Free and open-source software, largely developed by volunteers, utterly nullifies the claim that financial incentives are a necessary precondition for innovation. Patents server an important role in the fundraising process, but on balance society's progress is aided by free access to useful concepts-in other words, humanity as a whole benefits if "stealing ideas" is permissible, and in my opinion, more so if it's explicitly encouraged" )
	"By the time knockoffs arrive, a creator should have already used their first-mover advantage to improve the design and move the goalposts, or be deep in the development of their next project. After all, if they came up with one good idea, why shouldn't society expect more? A culture o innovation should punish self proclaimed "inventors" who rest on their laurels-rather, constant pressure from competitors should force them to rapidly push their concept to the absolute limit, until a point of diminishing returns is reached. Then, market forces should compel them to channel their imagination into a new way to help humanity. I use the phrase 'market forces' loosely - the exceptional quality and maturity of Free and open-source software, largely developed by volunteers, utterly nullifies the claim that financial incentives are a necessary precondition for innovation. Patents server an important role in the fundraising process, but on balance society's progress is aided by free access to useful concepts-in other words, humanity as a whole benefits if "stealing ideas" is permissible, and in my opinion, more so if it's explicitly encouraged" )

	*** 7:25 "The Second part of the system is baseplate, and the frame is the bare minimum to organize the organizers. This Z Shaped Socket lets you "plop" storage blocks down with zero resistance, but this little vertical lip keeps them from getting knocked back out. If you're a klutz, you can glue four magnets to each socket and give yourself a little more resistance"		*** 7:25 "The Second part of the system is baseplate, and the frame is the bare minimum to organize the organizers. This Z Shaped Socket lets you "plop" storage blocks down with zero resistance, but this little vertical lip keeps them from getting knocked back out. If you're a klutz, you can glue four magnets to each socket and give yourself a little more resistance"

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	*** 14:44 "The tweezer rack hangs them upside down shielding the delicate tips, so you don't need to use those obnoxious protective covers anymore"		*** 14:44 "The tweezer rack hangs them upside down shielding the delicate tips, so you don't need to use those obnoxious protective covers anymore"
	*** 15:14 "I designed this angled rack to get that combination of saving space, time, and...flesh. It's also angled aggressively enough to mount vertically, if you're so inclined."		*** 15:14 "I designed this angled rack to get that combination of saving space, time, and...flesh. It's also angled aggressively enough to mount vertically, if you're so inclined."
			***15:42 "The Inspiration for this Project was ''Actually'' this case, the [[ES121 Electric Screwdriver]] " ... "and an [[iFixIt]] bit set that fits it."
	15:42 "The Inspiration for this Project was ''Actually'' this case, the [[ES121 Electric Screwdriver]] " ... "and an [[iFixIt]] bit set that fits it."		***17:10 "Designing a new block is easy, just generate a template, add herbs and spices, and hit print. '''Just remember when you share what you make tag it with #Gridfinity so people who are building the system can find it."

	17:10 "Designing a new block is easy, just generate a template, add herbs and spices, and hit print. '''Just remember when you share what you make tag it with #Gridfinity so people who are building the system can find it."

	=Designs of Interest=		=Designs of Interest=

Eric: Fixed Some Typos

2023-06-06T22:32:06Z

Fixed Some Typos

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	*** 4:21 "These Removable Divider Snap Boxes are super cheap and they're...yeah i mean they store a ton of stuff, but they have some major problems. In order to nab a part, you have to find the right box (from your stack of boxes) clear enough space, pop the latches, fish out the parts, and then when it comes time to clean up you got to repeat that for every single part you used (later mentions in this note the issues of the dividers coming loose mixing various screws/nuts etc, or a container falling on the floor and spilling all over)		*** 4:21 "These Removable Divider Snap Boxes are super cheap and they're...yeah i mean they store a ton of stuff, but they have some major problems. In order to nab a part, you have to find the right box (from your stack of boxes) clear enough space, pop the latches, fish out the parts, and then when it comes time to clean up you got to repeat that for every single part you used (later mentions in this note the issues of the dividers coming loose mixing various screws/nuts etc, or a container falling on the floor and spilling all over)
	*** 5:05 "The Divider Bin is the Most Important Storage Block in the Gridfinity System, that's why these things are called storage blocks		*** 5:05 "The Divider Bin is the Most Important Storage Block in the Gridfinity System, that's why these things are called storage blocks
	*** 5:34 "And don't overthink it, if you print the wrong thing (storage block module), you can just rip it out and drop in a new one, and ~~reeuse~~ the old one in a different part of your workshop. The System can change with you		*** 5:34 "And don't overthink it, if you print the wrong thing (storage block module), you can just rip it out and drop in a new one, and reuse the old one in a different part of your workshop. The System can change with you
	*** 5:54 "The Curved Inner Surface lets you scoop parts out with a single finger. This lip allows you to stack them near ~~infinetly~~, and the undercut label tab allows even the most hand-eye uncoordinated among us to carry the whole bin to the workbench without spilling it on the floor		*** 5:54 "The Curved Inner Surface lets you scoop parts out with a single finger. This lip allows you to stack them near infinitely, and the undercut label tab allows even the most hand-eye uncoordinated among us to carry the whole bin to the workbench without spilling it on the floor
	*** 6:26 "Alexander Chapel ''already'' made a modular storage system, and he already made a number of videos about it; those videos are better than this one. Alex's Design Did in Fact Inspire the Gridfinity. And i know how salty people get about the whole concept of "stealing ideas"		*** 6:26 "Alexander Chapel ''already'' made a modular storage system, and he already made a number of videos about it; those videos are better than this one. Alex's Design Did in Fact Inspire the Gridfinity. And i know how salty people get about the whole concept of "stealing ideas"
	At 6:41-^:42 there is an AMAZING rant/quote overlayed over the video:		At 6:41-^:42 there is an AMAZING rant/quote overlayed over the video:
	**"Zach's use of the phrase 'stealing ideas' in no way implies that it is a legitimate concept, nor that if it were to exist, it would have any moral, philosophical, economic, societal, strategic, or prescriptive implications of any significance. Because ideas can be created with zero effort and duplicated without compromising the original, they have no intrinsic value beyond intellectual property rights, which are a ~~lega~~ construct imposed and enforced by the state. IP ownership is irrelevant anyways, since these laws protect implementations and not concepts. Even without invoking copyrights or patents, granting total control of abstract ideas to the most prominent figure associated with them has chilled the cultural and technical progress of humanity far more than artificial IP Monopolies have promoted innovation. An incalculable amount of art and invention that would have otherwise have improved the public good has been lost to [[Self-Censorship]] , benefiting the wealthy and powerful alone. Watching someone succeed with your idea sucks, but human progress is more important than your feelings"		**"Zach's use of the phrase 'stealing ideas' in no way implies that it is a legitimate concept, nor that if it were to exist, it would have any moral, philosophical, economic, societal, strategic, or prescriptive implications of any significance. Because ideas can be created with zero effort and duplicated without compromising the original, they have no intrinsic value beyond intellectual property rights, which are a legal construct imposed and enforced by the state. IP ownership is irrelevant anyways, since these laws protect implementations and not concepts. Even without invoking copyrights or patents, granting total control of abstract ideas to the most prominent figure associated with them has chilled the cultural and technical progress of humanity far more than artificial IP Monopolies have promoted innovation. An incalculable amount of art and invention that would have otherwise have improved the public good has been lost to [[Self-Censorship]] , benefiting the wealthy and powerful alone. Watching someone succeed with your idea sucks, but human progress is more important than your feelings"

	( '''^ GOOD SHIT''' )		( '''^ GOOD SHIT''' )

	***"Alex increased the ~~capacuity~~ of his system by storing parts in a filing cabinet full of assortment boxes; i am trying to minimize the ~~ammount~~ of work by showcasing stuff where you are likely to need it. Alex is a woodworker so he added lids to his thing to keep out all the sawdust...alex made his system for users to buy, i made more of a framework for the community to extend"		***"Alex increased the capacity of his system by storing parts in a filing cabinet full of assortment boxes; i am trying to minimize the amount of work by showcasing stuff where you are likely to need it. Alex is a woodworker so he added lids to his thing to keep out all the sawdust...alex made his system for users to buy, i made more of a framework for the community to extend"

	***7:10 "The Concept of Stealing Ideas is Bullshit"		***7:10 "The Concept of Stealing Ideas is Bullshit"
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	One Important Detail is that all Storage Blocks are Entirely Contained in a Whole Number of 42 Millimeter Squares (blocks moreso?). (By doing this) You can equip any configuration and they're guaranteed to be compatible. All blocks are multiples of 7mm high so if you find mismatched heights to be irksome, you can even out any two storage blocks by stacking the shorter one on at the absolute most 2 divider bins.		One Important Detail is that all Storage Blocks are Entirely Contained in a Whole Number of 42 Millimeter Squares (blocks moreso?). (By doing this) You can equip any configuration and they're guaranteed to be compatible. All blocks are multiples of 7mm high so if you find mismatched heights to be irksome, you can even out any two storage blocks by stacking the shorter one on at the absolute most 2 divider bins.
	*** 8:43 "The Rigid ~~Dimentions~~ also make ~~desiging~~ your own ~~componets~~ super easy just clone the template in fusion 360, adjust the parameters, generate some blanks, and hack the planet		*** 8:43 "The Rigid Dimensions also make designing your own components super easy just clone the template in fusion 360, adjust the parameters, generate some blanks, and hack the planet
	*** 8:54 "Before you bust out your calipers, you should know that i got a little carried away and designed a few too many toolholders like this one for my calipers. Allow me to show you them. These racks hold the very common and very cheap [[Harbor Freight Socket Sets]] and i think they perfectly exemplify this project's philosophy. See the socket ''already comes in it's own holder, and you can get the classic billy club socket thing anywhere, but both of these need you to grab the holder with one hand and yank the socket off with the other, and i want everything in my workshop to be as effortless a physically possible. In the last episode i broke a ton of cnc bits and i don't see any reason why that's goint to change moving foreward, so i took the angled tray i designed for that video and turned it into a stackable holder for bits and protective tubes. If your 3mm tools came in these jewel cases, you can rip out the whole tool holding part, and just slot it into this version. I also made some high density trays for 1/8th and 1/4 inch Shank tools but are a bit too tall to stack other blocks on top of. Still they are perfect backups in case you break MANY bits.		*** 8:54 "Before you bust out your calipers, you should know that i got a little carried away and designed a few too many toolholders like this one for my calipers. Allow me to show you them. These racks hold the very common and very cheap [[Harbor Freight Socket Sets]] and i think they perfectly exemplify this project's philosophy. See the socket ''already comes in it's own holder, and you can get the classic billy club socket thing anywhere, but both of these need you to grab the holder with one hand and yank the socket off with the other, and i want everything in my workshop to be as effortless a physically possible. In the last episode i broke a ton of cnc bits and i don't see any reason why that's goint to change moving foreward, so i took the angled tray i designed for that video and turned it into a stackable holder for bits and protective tubes. If your 3mm tools came in these jewel cases, you can rip out the whole tool holding part, and just slot it into this version. I also made some high density trays for 1/8th and 1/4 inch Shank tools but are a bit too tall to stack other blocks on top of. Still they are perfect backups in case you break MANY bits.
	*** 10:56 "This is the Window Bin, a divider bin with one wall replaced with a [[Microscope Slide]] , and it's eventually going to become the next [[Parts Rainbow]] . Glass Slides are Really Cheap, they resist scratches that would destroy acrylic, and they come pre- [[Cut to size]] (no laser cutter needed), so i will design a special frame that will turn these window bins into this ergobled illuminated extravaganza that will surpass the parts rainbow" ... 11:15 "Even on their own these Glass Front Bins are very good for stacking because they let you see what's inside even without labeling them.		*** 10:56 "This is the Window Bin, a divider bin with one wall replaced with a [[Microscope Slide]] , and it's eventually going to become the next [[Parts Rainbow]] . Glass Slides are Really Cheap, they resist scratches that would destroy acrylic, and they come pre- [[Cut to size]] (no laser cutter needed), so i will design a special frame that will turn these window bins into this ergobled illuminated extravaganza that will surpass the parts rainbow" ... 11:15 "Even on their own these Glass Front Bins are very good for stacking because they let you see what's inside even without labeling them.
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	==Automotive ~~Maintainance~~==		==Automotive Maintenance==
	*[https://www.buildautomedia.com/gridfinity The [[Build Something (YouTube Channel) ]] / [[Build Audio Media (YouTube Channel) ]] Page on their Utilization of Gridfinity for their Garage]		*[https://www.buildautomedia.com/gridfinity The [[Build Something (YouTube Channel) ]] / [[Build Audio Media (YouTube Channel) ]] Page on their Utilization of Gridfinity for their Garage]
	**[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_v4CgVbc3xg A Video by the YouTube Channel "Build Something" Titled "Why Mechanics NEED a 3D Printer" ] ( '''~14 Minute Watch''' )		**[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_v4CgVbc3xg A Video by the YouTube Channel "Build Something" Titled "Why Mechanics NEED a 3D Printer" ] ( '''~14 Minute Watch''' )