Screw-Top Storage Jar With Lid
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Description
A 60 mm wide, 70 mm tall storage jar with a 50 mm threaded mouth and a matching screw-on lid. It suits spare screws, washers, small hardware or dry spices, and replaces a makeshift jam jar with something sized for the job.
The thread is a coarse two-start design with an 8 mm pitch, so the lid goes on in about one turn and comes off just as quickly. The lid has a knurled grip band around its edge for a firm hold, and 0.4 mm of thread clearance to keep the two parts from fusing when printed. The thread fit has not been test-printed, so a small adjustment to clearance may be needed for your printer.
- Jar: 60 mm diameter, 70 mm tall including the neck
- Mouth: 50 mm threaded neck
- Lid: 60 mm diameter, 18 mm tall, knurled grip band
- Thread: coarse, two-start, 8 mm pitch
- Walls: 2.5 mm, with a 3 mm floor
- Printed as two separate pieces, jar and lid
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