Small containers

Small containers with screw-top lids for keychains in various sizes

The STL folder names gives the inner diameter of the containers

The file names …_InnerNdNNh

The Nd == the inner diameter (as given in the folder name) 

The NNh == the inner height of the container

The lids/tops may have to be printed with brim

Also the lids comes in two versions, one with 2 mm gap for a rubber gasket (see photos) and one without the gap (where you don't need a gasket).

Print with 100% infill

See also

https://www.printables.com/model/1305509-containers

UPDATE 24 april 2025

I have added tops with space so you can have your item sticking up from the container but with the space in the top fits anyway

The space is 0, 5, 10, 20, 30 and 40mm versions for both with gap for rubber gasket and without

Folder names STL_TOPS_InnerDiameter_Nmm

File names

TubeContainerTop_Gap2_InnerNdNNNxh (For rubber gasket  version)

and

TubeContainerTop_NoGap_InnerNdNNNxh (For non gasket version)

The Nd == the inner diameter (as given in the folder name) 

The NNNxh == the extra height of the top, 0, 5, 10, 20, 30, and 40 mm

UPDATE 25 april 2025

Added Folder names STL_TOPS_B__InnerDiameter_Nmm

Same logic as above

With a 5 mm hole instead of the arch

EXPERIMENT

I conducted a very unscientific experiment to test water resistance.

One container with a rubber gasket, one without.

Rolled up some kitchen paper, placed it inside both.

Then left them in a water-filled sink for a few hours.

Result? Both paper pieces stayed dry—so no difference with/without the gasket!

But feel free to test it yourself—no guarantees from me! 😄

Hope you like it … Happy printing!