Created 4 months ago
Remixed once
Description
A substantial three-compartment organisational case featuring heavily chamfered exterior edges and an elevated, precision drop-in lid.
Designed to store larger collections with ease, the entire form sports rounded vertical accents that give it a sturdy, polished presence. Hovering directly above, the matching lid boasts an integrated handle and a deep inner lip for a flush fit.
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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.
Two-bay deck box for sleeved Yu-Gi-Oh! cards with a separate accessory bay for dice and other game items. A plug-in lid carries a Millennium Puzzle triangle with an eye and "Yu-Gi-Oh!" lettering in a regular-weight font. Millennium Items are raised on the outside walls. Card bay: 70 mm wide, for sleeved decks Accessory bay: 40 mm wide, with a cross divider separating dice from other items Front: Millennium Scale and Millennium Eye, 1.2 mm raised relief Back: Millennium Ankh and Millennium Ring Sides: Millennium Key (left) and Millennium Rod (right) Lid: flat plate with plugs for both bays, printed plate-side down
A pharmacy-drawer grid in miniature: thirty round wells in a 6×5 layout, topped by a lid that swings open on a real pin hinge at the back edge. The lid prints flat beside the tray and clicks into the hinge ears once a short pin is slid through. 30 slots, 16 mm wide and 14 mm deep Hinge pin hole sized for a 1.75 mm filament offcut, about 56 mm long Front finger tab on the lid for easy opening Lid and tray print without supports in separate pieces
Small parts slide into one pile the moment the lid comes off; this hinged latching box splits the main space with a divider and adds a full-depth side bay so screws, clips and the like stop mixing. The main compartment clears 152 × 127 × 45 mm, with a 2.5 mm divider set 97 mm back from the front. A 2.5 mm wall separates a 28 mm wide, full-depth compartment on the right, and that bay has no cross divider. The walls stand 2 mm taller than the divider, and the divider top sits level with the underside of the lid lip, so the full 45 mm of height is usable. Fit and compartments Main compartment: 152 × 127 × 45 mm clear (width × depth × height). Right side compartment: 28 mm wide × 127 mm deep × 45 mm high, separated by a 2.5 mm wall and open for its full depth; overall inside width about 182.5 mm. Divider: 2.5 mm thick, 97 mm back from the front of the main compartment; front bay 97 mm deep, rear bay about 27.5 mm clear in the main area. The divider stops at the side-compartment wall so the right bay stays open. Walls and floor: 2.5 mm; the divider is 2 mm shorter than the walls so the lid lip clears it. Lid: 2 mm inner lip locates it on the base. Hinge clearance The lid's back edge has notches where the base's hinge knuckles pass through it. The base's back wall is cut away where the lid's knuckles swing down into it. Both cuts carry roughly 0.3 mm of play, so the lid closes without catching. Latch The hooked tab on the lid is set so the hook sits close over the catch bump without binding. Closed, the gap between the top of the hook and the underside of the catch bump is about 1.3 mm. If it prints too tight to snap over, lengthen the tab by a fraction of a millimetre at a time; if it is too loose, shorten it the same way. Printing and assembly Prints as three separate pieces: base, lid, and hinge pin. Base footprint is about 187.5 × 140.6 mm; the lid is about 187.5 × 142.3 mm; the pin is about 185.5 mm long and 3 mm in diameter. The pieces sit apart on the plate with gaps: the lid is flipped so its flat top face is on the bed, and the 3 mm pin lies flat in the gap. None of the three touch. If a slicer imports the file as one body, use Split to objects or Separate parts. Hinge: seven interleaved knuckles with a 3 mm pin. Use a 3 mm rod or filament, or print the pin. Slide the pin through the knuckles after printing; the lid hinges on it and the front latch holds it shut.
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.
A slim, flat drop-in tray in the spirit of a toolbox foam insert, with ten hex pockets in two rows of five. Each pocket fits a thread extractor with a 12.8 mm hex base, and a finger slot across each one makes lifting them out easy. Overall size: 96 × 42 × 10 mm Pockets: 13.7 mm across flats, 7 mm deep, 3 mm solid floor Extractors stand upright, so the tall ends project above the tray Rounded vertical corners for easy fit into a case