Nich Fugal Revives Old-School Hardware Store Rotating Parts Bins
Nich Fugal has revived the design of 19th-century rotating parts bins commonly found in hardware stores, creating a modern version using 3D printing. His Gridfinity Carousel can be mounted on a wall or placed on a workbench and includes features like leaf springs for stability. Fugal has also developed a motorized version of the design, making it accessible for others through online platforms. This revival highlights a blend of historical design with contemporary engineering solutions.
Nich Fugal has recreated 19th-century rotating parts bins using 3D printing, offering both manual and motorized versions.
This revival brings back a practical, space-saving storage solution that was once common in hardware stores, now made accessible through modern manufacturing.
It highlights how traditional design ideas can be adapted with new technology, inspiring creativity and utility in everyday tools.
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