Customizable Kingdom Come OneBlade Box

Customizable Kingdom Come OneBlade Box

Description

This is my customizable OneBlade Storage Box. The inside can be fully customized, there are different accessory holders and bottom shelve inlays available and you could also create a new one without needing to reprint the hole box. The bottom shelve is changeable and the back has a pegboard that can hold different organizers. For assembling the box, you only need glue and paint or gold leaves (l used a gilding set).

If you have a printer with a bigger print bed, you can print the body in one, but on my CoreONE, it didn't fit, so I split the box and glues it together. I included both versions of the body.

The Box has holes for hanging it on a wall. But I used Nano Tape which worked really well, in case you don't want to drill holes.

What you need

• all parts 3D printed (I used black matte PLA)

  • upperbody and lower body (or whole body file)

  • body connector 4x 

  • right door A and B

  • left door A and B

  • slider 4x

  • slider stopper A 2x

  • slider stopper B 2x

  • door stopper 4x

  • accesories

• superglue

• paint or gold leaves (gilding set)

• tape (if you decide to use gold leaves)

Assembly

First, I applied the gold leaves to the doors (left and right door A). For that, I put tape on the whole door, and then carefully cutout the star part.

I applied the gold leaves according to the instructions of the set I had. After letting it dry for 24 hours, I removed the tape.

Then I glues the two bodies together. I used the 4 body connectors, so the two bodies aligned perfectly without me holding them in place while it dried, but I guess you could also just glue them together without those.

Then  I prepared the parts for the doors (left and right door B). It is important to first slide the slider into the doors the correct way and then place the sliders in the cutouts on the body, with the doors already installed to them. The long cutout on the sliders goes onto the doors. 

Then I placed the door stopper into the cutout as depicted. It needs to be glued to the slider.

I placed the stopper inside the cutout, then applies a very small amount of glue to just the top of the stopper and with a plier holding it in place, I gently pressed it into the slider. I tried it a few times without glue to see how it works best.

Important: Use very little glue and place the glue very carefully so you don't glue the slider to either the body or the door. 

Then I glued the two door parts (A and B) together. For that, I also designed small connectors, so they glue together more easily.

The Accesories

The inside of the box is customizable.

There are two bottom shelves/inlets available (but you could easily design your own).

The back is a pegboard, that can hold different accesory holders. The hooks for the pegboard are just sliding together with the holders (like the cable holder), no glue needed.