Baby Teeth Keepsake Containers with Numbered Lids | Tooth Fairy Boxes
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Small screw-top containers for keeping baby teeth
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- Chemistry & Biology
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These compact baby tooth keepsake boxes feature threaded lids, fine fluted grips, and a tooth design on top. Use the numbered lids to organize teeth individually, or choose the recessed tooth-outline lid for a simple single-color print.
Included files
Numbered lids 1–20
Recessed tooth-outline lid
One common body that fits every included lid
Approximately 30.6 mm diameter × 22 mm tall when closed.
Painting the numbered lids
Each combined numbered STL contains the complete lid as one closed solid:
The tooth is recessed 0.01 mm below the lid face.
The number is recessed another 0.01 mm below the tooth.
These shallow steps create boundaries for your slicer’s color-painting tools. View the underside of the lid to paint the tooth and number, then check the sliced color preview. Painting behavior depends on your slicer and selection settings.
For a simple single-color option, use the recessed tooth-outline lid, which has a deeper, visible design.
Please share a make! Your printer, filament, and thread-fit feedback will help others get good results. The ones in the main image were printed using a Bambu X1 Carbon, 0.4 mm nozzle, 0.2 mm layers, Bambu PETG HF for the black and white, Atomic Filament Teal for the lids. I did scarf joints on aligned seams, but painted some random seams around the threaded parts for a smoother fit.