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Professional Egg Transport Case

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Description

What it's for

A heavy-duty, miniature equipment case engineered to safely transport precisely two standard chicken eggs. It features a rugged ribbed exterior, mechanically hinged lid, cam-action latches, and a folding front handle — designed entirely around a genuine Pelican-style aesthetic. The egg recesses are integrated cleanly into the base block, spaced with a center finger groove for easy retrieval. The top lid carries a clean, framed blank plate ready for your own branding.

Dimensions

  • Overall footprint: 130 mm wide by 90 mm deep
  • Closed height: 55 mm
  • Internal capacity: Specifically contoured for two 45 mm x 60 mm eggs (large/XL chicken eggs), leaving a generous 3.5 mm top clearance.

Print notes

  • Orientation: All pieces are laid flat in their ideal printing orientations. The upper lid is flipped to print face down.
  • Tolerances: Hinge mounts and pins are designed with 0.3 mm radial clearance. A well-tuned printer will allow the pins to slide right into place. The latches snap firmly over the base hooks.
  • Supports: No supports required. The hinge knuckles and latch mounts feature steep bridging, but standard FDM cooling handles this easily.
  • Adhesion: The cylindrical pins incorporate subtle flats on the bottom edge to ensure they don't roll off the bed mid-print.

Assembly

No hardware required. Press the 26mm pins through the rear hinges to mate the base and lid, the 20mm pins through the front latches, and the short 15mm pins through the handle mounts. Everything relies on reliable friction fits and printed mechanics.

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