Print-In-Place Mini Briefcase

A pocket-sized briefcase designed to print as a single assembled piece. It lays completely flat on the print bed with a 0.4mm clearance built into the continuous hinge. Once it's off the bed, the two halves fold together and the split handle meets perfectly in the middle, secured by tiny friction-fit latches embedded in the side walls.

Remixing the Design

This is a blank canvas for organizing whatever tiny parts you deal with daily. The base setup is 90x60mm, but you can safely scale or gut it:

• The interior: I put a single 2mm divider inside the base half to mimic a document pouch, but you can swap that for an SD-card grid, a custom tool insert, or just leave it bare.
• The exterior: The luggage ribs are purely subtractive cuts on the outer shell. They can easily be swapped for debossed logos or different patterns.
• The latches: It uses 1.2mm radius pegs dropping into 1.4mm radius holes. If your printer runs over-extruded, you might want to shave the pegs down slightly before printing.