Description
A small bunker of a box: thick walls braced by tapered buttress ribs, a ribbed underside, and a flat screw-down lid that lifts straight off the top. Built as a housing for a servo-driven rotary valve, with a completely empty interior.
Design notes
- Size: 60 × 100 × 40 mm overall, including the lid and all ribs.
- Ribs: tapered gusset-style ribs on all four walls, plus underside ribs the body stands on when printing.
- Corners: rounded, with four blended screw bosses that double as corner reinforcement.
- Lid: 4 mm, with countersunk M3 clearance holes into pilot holes in the bosses.
- Hose holes: 6 mm, on one shared vertical axis; the Y and X positions are editable parameters (Y defaults to 20 mm off centre).
- Floor: flat and clear of obstructions.
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