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Dust-safe Parametric Box with Clasp and Double-hinge

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Rugged-looking box (146x196x75mm) with two clasps

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Printables
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Organizers
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This is a (somewhat) dust-safe box, with two clasps in the front and two double-hinges in the back. In order to be somewhat dust-proof, you need to either print a TPU gasket (I have not done this myself), or use silicone in that feature.

This is fully 3d-printed, no additional hardware required.

  • Top and bottom printed separately
  • Clasps and hinges printed separately in a specific orientation so they get the best possible strength. See the .3mf.
  • Clasps, clasp retainer bars, and hinges are all printed using a modifier for 50% infill.

Among the files uploaded is the Interior template.step file that you can use to remix and create your own interior for the box, if you want. It's merely a block extruded that fits the box perfectly. I've inset the perimeter by 0.5mm, which turned out the best in my tests. Because of how the box is designed, any interior you decide to print will lie still.

I've also uploaded the .f3d file if you want to remix it further in Fusion. If you encounter any problems (when changing parameters for instance), leave a comment and I'll see if I can fix it. Sidenote: the parameters are a bit polluted as I've used the same file to design an interior, so don't be surprised when you see many parameters that aren't being used anywhere.

Notes:

  • This model leaves more space for the filament strips to sit in as the original was way too tight due to the sag that ultimately occurs when printing those holes. The hinges and clasps are tolerant enough that if you have problems with the filament strips coming lose, use a drop of superglue on one of the sides of it. The hinge/clasp will still work, but now it'll be the actual clasp/hinge that rotates, not the filament strip. I have not had this issue though.
  • The .3mf is created with Orca Slicer, which should be compatible with every slicer but who knows what the future holds (looking at you, Bambu!).
  • I've included two tops; one with a Radioactive-emblem (for funsies, duh), and one without. You can easily add your own if you want, right in the slicer.
  • I usually release my models under a much more permissive license, but this is a remix so I'm following the original creators choice of license.

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