Altoid Tin Organizer
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A rack and boxes based on the geometry of an Altoid tin
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Model information
- Source
- Printables
- Category
- Organizers
- License
- Creative Commons — Attribution
I started off making a rack for some Altoid tins I had collected over the years. I soon ran out of tins. So I printed some. Then I realized that a package of screws from Home Depot holds just a little too many screws to fit in the tins. So I made a rack that holds three tins instead of four. The new tins are slightly taller. And just for completeness, I made a rack that holds 2 tins.
All the racks are the same height and width and they all have nesting feet and dimples so you can stack them.
My workbench is now a lot cleaner.
Print Settings
- Printer brand:Prusa
- Printer:i3 MK3
- Rafts:No
- Supports:No
How I Designed This
All the parts were designed in Blender 4.0.2 and exported as STL. I used Boolean construction and didn't worry about topology. The Prusa slicer does a good job of fixing all the mistakes in the file caused by the Boolean operations. The STL file provided here are exported from the Prusa slicer after being fixed.