Simple rounded cubes printed in vase mode to make bins for the Harbor Freight storage bins. No frills, just inexpensive bins.

.8mm wide walls are sturdy and efficient. My print profiles are printing .8mm widths on a .4mm nozzle. Give it a shot as this is an underutilized feature in 3d printing. No need to swap nozzles.

Different sizes on different plates, including a few custom sizes. Will continue adding new sizes as I find use for them. Feel free to request custom sizes in the comments. I've also added the deeper 94mm bins for the larger boxes. So far I have not had any trouble with the differences between the box depths from Harbor Freight, but I might add shims for the very slight depth differences between boxes if it becomes a problem. I know I own both depth sizes, but so far I haven't had any spill-over into other bins.

I've turned down the layer cooling time on these to 3 seconds in vase mode and so far no issues. I don't think the cloud slicing applies these settings correctly though, so I would recommend making a user filament profile for your filament of choice that has that setting enabled. It should speed up smaller bins significantly. You can go even faster then this, but it may have surface quality impact.

Also, and I wish I had thought of this sooner, print the bins in clear filament if you have it. Makes identifying objects by color through the side possible!