Created 3 months ago
Remixed 4 times
Description
A compact, support-free storage case designed to print as a single assembled unit. The clamshell design lies flat on the build plate, using internal conical pins to create a working 180-degree hinge straight off the printer.
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A hexagonal box with a matching lid, printed as two separate pieces. The box is 50 mm tall and 80 mm across the corners, with 2.4 mm walls and a 3 mm floor. The lid is a 3 mm hexagonal plate with a 6 mm hollow lip underneath. The lip sits inside the box opening with about 0.4 mm of clearance per side, so the lid stays put without a tight press fit. Box: 80 mm across corners, 50 mm tall, chamfered base edge Lid: 80 mm across corners, 3 mm plate, 6 mm inner lip Print the lid flat with the lip facing up No supports needed for either piece
What it's for A hinged tackle box for bass fishing gear, with a locking front latch, removable thick dividers and a leaping bass on the lid with SMITH FISHING lettering. Dimensions Base: 240 × 160 × 50 mm, 4 mm walls, 3 mm floor Lid: 240 × 160 × 22 mm with raised artwork Dividers: 5 pieces, 2.6 mm thick, sliding in 3.2 mm grooves Hinge: 5 knuckles with a separate 4.2 mm pin Latches: 2 front latches with pivot pins Remix ideas Change the lettering to a different name Add more divider grooves for smaller compartments Swap the lid artwork for another species
What it's for A plain open-topped square box with a closed floor, sized to hold small parts, tools, or loose odds and ends on a desk or workbench. The straight sides and flat base keep it stable on the print plate and easy to drop things into from above. Dimensions Outer footprint: 75 × 75 mm Height: 25 mm Wall thickness: 3 mm Floor thickness: 3 mm Top: fully open, no lid Print notes Prints upright as it sits, with no supports needed for the vertical walls. A 3 mm wall and floor hold up well in PLA or PETG at a standard layer height; thicker walls take a slightly wider nozzle or more perimeters comfortably. Remix ideas Add a lid or a stacking lip so several boxes can sit on top of one another. Round the outer corners for a softer look and less sharp handling. Divide the interior with a grid to sort small hardware.
Tackle boxes that pop open in the boat, rattle hooks into the soft plastics, or lose a lid hinge get replaced. This one is a hinged bass tackle box with a locking front latch, adjustable dividers and a leaping largemouth bass on the lid, with SMITH FISHING raised underneath. Load-bearing numbers Base: 240 × 160 × 50 mm, 4 mm walls, 3 mm floor, rounded vertical corners. Lid: 240 × 160 × 22 mm, with a raised bass, ripples, waves, hooks and a border on top. Dividers: 5 removable cross dividers, 1.8 mm thick, sliding in 2.4 mm grooves at 38.5 mm spacing. Hinge: 5 interleaved knuckles across the back, joined by a 4.2 mm pin (197 mm long, printed separately). Latches: 2 front latches with 4.2 mm pivot pins. Each hooks under a ledge on the base. Printing Print every piece in the layout shown: base, lid, dividers, latches and pins are all separate. Lid: print upright. The underside of the top plate bridges across the cavity, so use supports or good bridging settings. Layer height 0.2 mm, PETG or ASA, 3+ perimeters. Hinge and latch pins can be glued or capped at the ends to keep them in.
A round 88 mm ornament disc, 4.8 mm thick, with a grid of LEGO-compatible studs on the face and a hanging loop at the top. Printed in red, flat, with no supports. Remix hooks Stud diameter: 5.0 mm now (standard is 4.8 mm). Raise it to 5.05 for a firmer grip, or drop it to 4.9 if bricks sit too tight on your printer. Stud height: 1.8 mm. Taller studs give a deeper grip but need more bridging care. Disc thickness: 4.8 mm, or 1.5 LEGO plates. Use 3.2 mm for one plate or 9.6 mm for a full brick height. Disc diameter: 88 mm on an 8 mm stud pitch. The stud grid is cut to a 37 mm radius, which leaves a plain rim. Loop: 13 mm outer, 5.5 mm hole. Widen it for ribbon. Pairs with: 1x1 and 2x2 bricks, tiles, and small minifigure scenes.
A compact two-tier henna cone stand: 110 mm trays, 60 mm apart, holding 19 cones tip-down, joined by a 25 mm central column and a screw cap. The top tray's 15 mm holes sit directly over 6 mm tip holes in the lower tray. A foot ring under the lower tray keeps cone tips off the table. Remix hooks Tray spacing: 60 mm now. Raise it for longer cones. Ring layout: 12 holes at 43 mm radius plus 7 at 25 mm radius. Wall between rings is about 3 mm, so adding holes means growing the tray. Tray diameter: 110 mm. Scale it up and add a third ring for more capacity. Hole size: 15 mm top, 6 mm bottom. Adjust to your cone brand. Pairs with: a turntable disc or non-slip mat under the foot ring.