Stackable Sorting-Box-Stack
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€3.72 – €4.55 net (excluding VAT)
For file: half_Stackable_Box_v2_0.2mm_PLA_MINI_3h51m.gcode
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- Weight reported by the author
- 58 g
- Print time reported by the author
- 3.84 hr
- Source material
- PLA
- Estimate material
- PLA
- Estimate printer
- Bambu Lab P1S - 0.4 nozzle
- Estimate process
- 0.20mm Standard
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Overengineered, sealable sorting box for transporting and storing 3D-printer parts, screws, small tools and other stuff.
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Model information
- Source
- Printables
- Category
- Organizers
- License
- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial
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1x Stack, Either 2- or 3-Box
2x/3x normal sized Containers or equivalent. Depending on the Stack
(1 Box = 2 half-Boxes)
1x Lid of your Choice
Printing:
All the parts fit on the Prusa MINI/+ for printing.
Beware: The handle uses a 0.25mm tolerance. To safe you a lot of material and time I recement printing a tolerance test first.
I also included a test-file with a part of the stack and the handle in the print files.
Nozzle: 0.4mm
Layer height: 0.2mm
Perimeters: 2-3
Infill: 10-20%, Grid
Material: PLA
Supports: none!
Seam: randomize / Mark/paint overhangs on the handle as keep-out-zones
About the Design
This Stackbox is designed to hold multiple boxes securely together.
The boxes are big enough to store replacement hotends and should have enough space to accommodate all kinds of spare parts an some of the tools that come with your 3D-printer.
Some versions also have sorting-compartments.
It might also be used as a Lunchbox, but careful with your choice of material though. I don't want you to get any health issues.
The Boxes are designed in such a way that small parts like M2 washers won't fit through the gaps between the boxes, the lid or the individual compartments, even if you hold it upside down and shake it.
There is also a bevel at the bottom of the sorting-compartments to make thin parts like washers more accessible without them getting stuck in some corners.
One 2-Box-Stack can fit beneath the buildplate of a VORON 0.1 for easy and space efficient transport.
Opening and Closing
- The Stack can only be opened once you put the print-in-place handle in it's locked position, as seen in the picture
- To close the mechanism and secure the Boxes you simply need to put the handle slightly out of its locked position
Note:
If you have trouble sliding the boxes in and out, just try a little bit of silicone oil. It works wonders!
- The boxes can also be carried around with the handle. Your boxes will still be sealed and secured.
Stacking
- Meanwhile the Stacks can only be stacked when the handle is facing in the opposite direction, so the Boxes are securely shut. Even if the stacks tip over it is unlikely that the boxes will open.
Configurations
The boxes can be Stacked arbitrarily in any order.
Features in the making:
- waiting for suggestions ;-)
Change Log:
- 16.08.22 2:40 UTC
- Fixed printability issue in the hinge pass-through
- 16.08.22 10:50 UTC
- minor mesh fixes
- Stacks are now Stackable!
- 16.08.22 14:40 UTC
- minor mesh fixes
- 3 different Boxes with different sized compartments
- 16.08.22 20:50 UTC
- 3-Box Stack now available
- 16.08.22 21:30 UTC
- half-height Boxes are now available
- 18.08.22 14:30 UTC
- Fixed tolerance issues
- added lids with different designs as STL and Gcode
- 22.08.22 11:25 UTC
- Updated lids for less material use and faster printing