Jewelry box
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3D printed jewelry box
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- Other Fashion Accessories
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3D printed jewelry box
Print instructions
Optimized for 0.4 nozzle with layer height 0.2, the decoration panels require specific slicers settings (color change, top layers = 0, and 0% infill), I added a .3mf file with the setup for Stock MK3S Prusa. For the other stl files you can use the stock 0.20mm Quality profile.
Assembly materials:
CA Glue
5x3mm neodymium magnets (x6)
Assortment of M3 screws, (it is not necessary to use the exact lengths):
- M3x6 Screws (x2)
- M3x12 Screws (x4)
- M3x8 Screws (x4)
Assembly notes:
Pressure fit the magnets on the 5mm holes of the three Lids and the LidBox, sometimes you may need to add a little bit of CA glue.
Use M3x6 Screw to attach the Knob to DrawerLeft. Repeat this is step for DrawerRight
Screw the rear Foot to DrawerBox using M3x8 screws.
Use a M3x12 screw to sandwich a Foot the DrawerBox and DrawerLeft. Repeat the step for DrawerRight
Place LidBox on top of DrawerBox and use M3x8 screws to fasten the parts using the corner holes at the rear.
Use a M3x12 screws to attach LidBox to DrawerLeft and DrawerRight.
For the hinge insert a piece of filament in the hole so it works as a pivot, if the filament is wobbly use a little bit of CA glue on the outer parts of the hinge so the filament will not fall off. If the filament does not fit, try to narrow it down with a drill and sandpaper.
The other parts of the box are just glued, (just don´t glue the trays).