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A heavy-duty mounting enclosure that now features an integrated hinge system and a reliable snap-fit latch, replacing the standard friction-fit lid. Designed to house circuit boards, sensors, or bulky wiring, with a secure close that remains easy to access for maintenance.
Both pieces print flat on the build plate. Once printed, insert a piece of 1.75 mm filament, a stiff wire, or an M3 bolt through the hinge knuckles to secure the lid to the body. The latch requires no extra hardware—it operates via intentional plastic flex.
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A rugged, multi-part enclosure designed for robotic interfaces and smart control nodes. The three-piece split allows easy assembly, with a deep main chassis to house microcontrollers and batteries, capped by a clean windowed bezel and a vented back cover. Front Bezel: Features a recessed touch panel land and tiny microphone breakout holes. Main Chassis: Houses dual text debossing ("END" / "GAME"), structural columns for heat-set inserts, and a USB-C cutout. Back Cover: Includes countersunk M3 mounting holes, an expansion module bay, and a hexagonal vent grille.
What it's for A functional electronics or equipment enclosure featuring an integrated hinged lid, snap latch, and generous ventilation slots. Designed to print easily with the lid flat on the bed alongside the main body. Dimensions Internal capacity: 200 x 200 mm base, 60 mm deep inside Floor: 5 mm thick solid base for structural rigidity Cutouts: A 30 mm circular port on the left wall, and a 12x6 mm rectangular port on the back wall by the hinges. Cooling: Vertical slot vents on the front, left, and back panels. Assembly Once printed, mate the hinge knuckles of the lid to the base. Slide a piece of raw 1.75mm or 3mm filament (or a standard M3 bolt) straight through the hinge line to join them.
A rigid three-piece storage case designed for tubeless tyre repair kits. The base features an inset lip that locks the lid in place, secured by a snap-fit C-clamp latch that mounts to an integrated front axle. Dimensions: 130 mm x 85 mm x 35 mm combined. Wall Thickness: 2.5 mm throughout. Clearances: 0.3 mm on the lid slip-fit, 0.5 mm width clearance for the latch. Print Orientation: All three pieces are laid flat on the bed. No supports required.

Zak's Borg Friendship Vault. Three-piece print, designed to drop in and seat clean without fasteners. Overall Footprint: 150mm x 150mm. Total Height (Assembled): 145mm. Internal Payload Bore: 65mm diameter x 105mm depth. Cage Windows: 90mm span, designed to bridge flat across the top without support on well-calibrated machines. The top cap runs a 118mm square boss to locate itself on the outer frame, plus a 64.5mm cylindrical plug to lock into the core and prevent horizontal slop. Print the outer cage and cap in black PETG; run the core in fluorescent PLA. Keep your cooling aggressive for the long window bridges.
A scalable enclosure updated to house two crossover PCBs vertically. Features integrated external mounting tabs for MDF, top-edge ventilation slots for passive cooling, and a reinforced front panel with standard 19mm-spaced 4.5mm holes for banana plug binding posts. Internal capacity: 200x170x60mm Cooling: 4mm vertical ventilation slots Mounting: 4x external tabs with countersunk 4mm screw holes
What it's for A custom-sized, two-part vented enclosure designed to hold a 111x79x36mm power supply. It features side-mounted cooling vents, a solid base, and wire-routing holes positioned near the bottom of the narrow end. Dimensions External size: 99 x 131 x 42 mm (main box), plus the flush-fitting lid. Internal space: The central cavity between the corner screw pillars provides a clear 83 x 115 mm footprint, allowing a 2 mm clearance gap on all sides for the 111 x 79 mm power supply unit. Wire routing: Two 7mm diameter holes on the narrow end for cable pass-through. Assembly The lid secures into the four corner pillars using standard M3 screws. The interior features a small alignment lip on the lid to ensure it seats squarely against the posts.