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A simple, single-row channel tray designed specifically to hold and arrange 16mm beads. Built with just enough clearance to prevent the beads from jamming against the walls, making it ideal for laying out custom jewelry or craft designs before stringing.
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A 3-inch box is useless when the board you need to house is exactly three and a half inches wide, and a standard slip-joint rattles loose the second it goes into a bag. This version stretches the outer footprint to 3.5 inches to clear the hardware, and packs an extra millimeter of width onto the male tongue to bite into the female half and hold. Width: 3.5" (88.9mm) outer footprint. Fit: The male lip is offset an extra +1mm in width for a tighter friction lock. Print: Prints vertically on the flat bases, no supports needed.

Most 3D-printed boxes rely on thin plastic living hinges that fatigue and snap off after a week of use, or require separate filament fragments as pins that eventually back out. This print-in-place trinket box uses a five-knuckle mechanical barrel hinge with integrated teardrop pins to prevent bridging collapse. A front thumb-tab with an offset detent provides a positive snap closure so the lid doesn't flap open when jostled in a drawer. Dimensions: 70 mm x 50 mm x 30 mm overall footprint. Walls: 2 mm solid perimeters for rigidity. Tolerances: 0.4 mm clearance inside the hinge barrel to prevent the knuckles from fusing during extrusion. Printing: Print fully closed, flat on the base. Requires no supports.
A small, sturdy stash box modeled after a classic domed chest, personalized with "Finn" on the front. Features: Dimensions: 80mm wide by 50mm deep; stands 51mm tall when closed. Fit: Designed as two separate pieces. The base features a 4mm registration lip with 0.4mm clearance to keep the lid securely in place without hinges. Printability: Both parts print flat on the bed with no supports required. Thick walls give the base a satisfying, substantial feel.
What it's for A miniature storage box with a slip-fit lid, perfectly sized for keeping tiny components, screws, or small parts securely contained. Dimensions Outer: 1.25" × 1.75" × 0.625" (31.75 × 44.45 × 15.87 mm) Wall thickness: 1.5 mm Lid clearance: 0.2 mm per side for a snug but easy-to-remove fit Assembly The lid prints completely separately alongside the main body. The small inner lip locates cleanly inside the box opening.
A compact, perfectly square desk or drawer organizer cut with three specifically tailored compartments. Built thick and sturdy, it packs all three requested dimensions into the tightest square footprint possible, leaving a thicker solid wall on one side to maintain the rigid square shape. Dimensions Overall Footprint: 184mm x 184mm (about 7.25 inches square) Height: 37mm total (35mm internal depth) Compartments: One 7" x 2" side slot, one large 4.5" x 5" bay, and one 4.5" x 2" bay.
A fully mechanical, gravity-fed coin magazine tailored for standard U.S. quarters. Designed to slip into a pool cue bag, it stores a full $10 roll vertically and cleanly dispenses exactly $1 (four quarters) per cycle into the palm of the hand. The mechanism relies on a two-stage sliding escapement. In the resting position, the bottom four coins sit perfectly flush inside the 7.2mm-thick slider pocket. When the thumb tab is pulled outward, a chamfered ramp on the top trailing edge of the pocket catches the fifth quarter and guides it smoothly onto the solid tail of the slider, suspending the rest of the stack. Once the pocket aligns with the drop chute at full extension, the isolated four quarters fall through. A captive printed pin mounted from the base runs in an internal track on the slider, acting as a hard travel limit for both the pull and return strokes. Remix & Tuning Hooks Threaded Cap: The top of the magazine tube now features a coarse 4mm-pitch thread, securing the cap firmly for travel. Magazine Height: The tube is dimensioned at 75mm to easily clear forty 1.75mm-thick quarters. Snip the cylinder height in the code to make a shorter 20-coin version. Coin Bore: Currently 25.2mm to allow 0.47mm radial clearance for a 24.26mm quarter. Tweak this offset for other currencies or tokens. Slider Thickness: The exact 7.2mm thickness dictates the dispense count (four coins). Scaling this Z-dimension alters how many coins drop per pull. Tolerances: The slider track relies on a 28.5mm bridge in the main body. If your printer sags on bridges, the slider can be sanded lightly, or the track height (7.6mm) can be nudged up.