Snapmaker U1 Bunnings Folding Box Lid Adapter
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This is a remake of a model to allow the folding box available at Bunnings in Australia, which is squared off and larger
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The model created by KIM on Makerworld is fantastic. Unfortunately it does not fit the folding box available from the local Australian retailer called Bunnings. I went about modifying the STL files and have assembled it as a .3MF ready to print on the U1.
No supports are needed because the original designer cleverly included some snap out supports in the dovetails. Very clever! The only other thing I had to change was that the connectors pieces are split in two and you can adjust the size of them. For some reason, the overall frame would not sit well because it seemed like the whole frame was a little too big. The little screw-in feet were not aligned perfectly. So I decided to split the connectors and you can adjust them to fit as needed. I found I needed 2mm taken off their length for the entire frame to site perfectly locked into the U1. (See the attached picture. I have coloured the one I would move for illustration purposes. You go into the OBJECTS, select one of the two parts that make up a connector, and use the Move tool and add or subtract how much space you need.)
The only strange thing I found with the model was when I printed the front left corner, there seemed to be some weirdness going on around the front dovetail. Twice it printed the support out at an angle (or it was struck and knocked over at exactly the same angle - unlikely) and then printed the upper part of the dovetail in thin air, making a bit of spaghetti. If that happens to you, I would love to know, because I think it could be a physical issue with the printer. The Gcode looks clean on the Preview. I'm trying the print a third time to see if me cleaning up the model helps, but even with the oddity, the overall print wasn't ruined and is usable.
Oh, and no idea what those strange rounded... "pads" are for. If someone knows how to use them, would love to know. Printed them, but if you insert them at the back, they just fall out. I don't get it.
Here is te link to the folding box sold by Bunnings:
https://www.bunnings.com.au/all-set-medium-folding-storage-box_p0791900