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Sahtel kiilub kinni, sest pole kuskilt korralikult kinni võtta. See on suletud tagaseinaga lihtne kest, millel on nüüd sahtli ees korralik väike näpu-kõrgendus, et seda saaks mugavalt ja ilma küüsi murdmata välja tõmmata.
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A sturdy tray that hangs over a bunk bed rail, keeping bedtime essentials close at hand. Features Magnetic Base: Features eight fully-enclosed pockets sized for 0.7" x 0.12" magnets. Pause your print to drop them in, and they'll be sealed inside the floor forever. Wide Hook: Designed with a 34mm gap to easily clear thicker bed frames. Print-in-Place: No supports required; prints upright with the hook flat on the build plate.

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 high-capacity, print-in-place storage case holding 104 AA batteries in a skeletal, material-saving grid. Designed specifically for FDM printing without supports. Features Zero Assembly: Prints flat with a fully integrated, captive 45-degree cone hinge mechanism. Just pop it off the bed and fold it closed. Skeletal Organizer: The lower grid provides 0.4 mm of clearance for 14.5 mm diameter AA batteries, but uses open walls to drastically cut filament usage and print time compared to solid block designs. Snap Latch: A flexible cantilever tab locks the lid securely down over a heavy chamfered ledge on the bottom box. Dimensions Flat Printing Footprint: 228 mm × 292 mm Closed Dimensions: 228 mm (W) × 142 mm (D) × 60 mm (H) Capacity: 104 cells (13 × 8 grid)
A gravity-fed mechanical magazine for standard U.S. quarters. The vertical tube stores up to 36 coins, while a sliding escapement mechanism stages and drops exactly four quarters ($1) per full pull. Design and Fitment Capacity: 40 quarters maximum (36 in the tube, 4 seated in the slider). Clearances: The magazine bore is 25.2 mm (oversized from the 24.26 mm quarter) to prevent binding, with a 28.8 mm x 7.6 mm slider track for horizontal travel. Structural Details: The base of the primary magazine tube features a 4 mm flared buttress, preventing shear failure across the layer lines when fully loaded. Hardware: Fully printed, no external fasteners or springs required. The side-mounted 4.0 mm stopper pin captures the slider in the track and sets the 26 mm travel limit.
This heavy-duty grid vault keeps 104 AA cells locked down and separated. The front closure uses a single wide flex-arm cantilever built straight into the lid. It swings down to snap automatically over a retaining ledge on the base, holding the lid firmly shut until you pull the finger grip outward. Clearance: 0.4 mm gap on all latch and hinge mechanisms Lid Mechanism: Print-in-place folded hinge Print Layout: Prints fully open and flat on the bed
A clean, symmetrical storage tray evoking the balanced proportions of a bento box. It splits the footprint evenly into two generous bays, keeping tools and components strictly separated but immediately accessible. Design Notes Built with stout 3 mm walls for shop-floor durability. Swept interior corners mean small parts slide out smoothly instead of getting trapped in the seams. Designed with a perfectly flat base and zero overhangs for a seamless print.