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Prusament Cardboard Box Hex Plug

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For file: Hex_Plug_Wedge_Final_Concentric_200C_0.2mm_PLA_MK3S_9m.gcode

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1 g
Print time reported by the author
9 min
Source material
PLA
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PLA
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Bambu Lab P1S - 0.4 nozzle
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0.20mm Standard

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Plug to close the hole in Prusament boxes. Now these boxes are good to reuse for stuff.

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I know a good cardboard box when I see one.  It must be my ocd side…. I can't thow them away!  Prusament boxes are very nice, strong and of a nice size.  Their only drawback is that there is a big hole right in the middle of it!

So I made these plugs and now I can store things in them without fear of bits falling out!

Tools, prints, parts, electronics, toys, xmas decorations…. freedom of choice :)

The the hole must be made out of a die cutter so every boxes should be identical.  I made the plugs fit very tight and precise.  It just fit on any Prusament boxes!  There are 2 versions.  One is a wedge that snaps in place but leaves an uneven surface inside.  The other is made of 2 flat parts that ‘press’ together leaving a smooth wall inside.  I made one ‘female’ part with dimples around the edge so the hex parts fit more tightly.   I suggest snaping the outside THEN gently press on the center to avoid damaging your parts.

I provided 2 gcodes files with bottom layer with concentric pattern to make it look better!

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