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GEN2 is becoming MODULITH

Same system. Same parts. New name.

If you arrived here from an older video, a BOM link, or a QR code: you're in the right place. The system you know as GEN2 now goes by MODULITH - the name changed, the system didn't.

What is NOT changing
  • Every GEN2 part you've printed stays fully compatible. The rails, the QuickLocks, the grid - nothing about the physical system moved. What you build today remains part of what you build tomorrow.
  • Your downloads stay where they are. The Printables, Thangs, and MakerWorld listings keep working; nothing gets pulled or re-uploaded out from under you.
  • Part names still resolve. The Planner and its parts lists understand both the GEN2 names and the MODULITH names - old bookmarks and old BOMs keep working. Holding an old name? Every GEN2 name beside its MODULITH name.
  • Free stays free. The rename changes nothing about access.

Why rename at all? "GEN2" described a version. MODULITH describes what the system actually is: modular storage you configure, print, and reconfigure as your setup changes. It's a name the system can keep for good - there will be no GEN3 rename, because parts don't expire here.

Jerrari at the workbench, mid-explanation, orange drawers under the desk behind him.
Same designer, same bench, same drawers. Only the name on them changes.
A black drawer printed and signed in 2019, seated in a current case inside a wall build of orange drawers.
A drawer printed in 2019, seated in a case from the current system. That is what "fully compatible" means here.

Where to go next

Browse the catalog

Every case, drawer, faceplate and mount, with sizes, files and a 3D preview.

Plan a build

The free Planner turns your space and your printer into an exact parts list.

See it in the wild

Press, reviews and a wall of real community builds.