Drybox Door with integrated hinges only for experienced craftsman and craftswoman
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homemade steampunk drybox recycled scrap housing
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The old housing from testing equipment had no longer use until i decided to make a door for it to close it and use it again as a drybox - think the housing is from the 1980s. I do like the worn out look which gives it a steampunk touch.
PLEASE read to the end
you need 2mm acrylic glass and two 8mm wooden towels
i added the fusion 360 file so that you can modify it according to your dimensions
the acrylic glass is fixed with a small amount of superglue
The hinges are made to be printed - on the right side where there handle is there are two holes you can use two round magnets which are glued in there to keep it closed - you see it on the pictures where the door is open.
Note - it will need dependend on the print quality some adjustment either in the glass dimensions or on the parts - to make it fit. This not an easy project it takes skills and some patience - nothing for beginners only for skilled workers.
To print it you need to split the -STL file into objects oder parts depending on the slicer you use - thus you get components that will fit on you print plate :-)
have fun with it