Toolbox for 3D Printing with FreeCAD design
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A simple toolbox for vacuum air discs and other 3D printing tools that you need next to the printer.
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- Printables
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- Accessories
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- Creative Commons — Public Domain
A simple toolbox (155mm) for 3D printing - designed to stand next to the printer and hold all the essentials.
The middle compartment is designed to hold vacuum bag air discs, e.g. https://www.printables.com/model/1396202-improved-vaccum-bag-air-disc or https://www.printables.com/model/1359212-vaccum-bag-air-disc .
Printing
GCode for MK4S and PLA is included. Use the STL for other printers or other settings. Print in its original orientation, no supports required. Standard slicer settings will suffice, since no special strength or properties are required.
The size is just small enough so it can also be printed with a Prusa MINI.
Simple PLA will be fine.
FreeCAD
I included the FreeCAD (version 1.0) design in case you want to customize it.
The first pad and pocket make the overall shape and the outer two compartments.
The middle compartment is made from a round pocket that is multiplied by a linear pattern. The offset cutout is made with the shape binder copy of the sketch and another set of pocket+linear pattern - so you can change the shape by simply editing one sketch and correcting the placement offset of the binder.
Have fun!