Samsung 27" S80A storage box

At work I have two Samsung S80A UHD screens, and I figured I could put their stands to better use.

Note: Glue required!

I don't like clutter on my desk, so I designed this simple storage box for misc. office items, to keep it out of sight.

The result is a 3-part model:

• The box frame.
• Rear lid.
• Front lid.

I also added a version of the box that's combined with the rear lid, in case you want to print that as one piece and skip the glue.

There is no bottom part since the original screen stand will serve as the bottom of the box.
The box fits nice and snug around the stand, feel satisfyingly stable when in place.

The rear lid must be glued to the frame, this will add stability to the whole thing.
The frame and rear lid could in principle be printed as one piece, but I wanted to limit the need for support, and glue is easy (I used regular cyanoacrylate super glue and quickly fixed it in place with the activator spray). Added a small ridge on the bottom of the rear lid to help align it with the frame when gluing - make sure it is aligned properly before applying activator spray, there is no retry once the glue sets!

The front lid clicks into the ball hinge on the frame.

Recommend printing both lids top-down, which (depending on your bed surface) will yield a nice and smooth result, which I find important since those surfaces are very visible.

The box frame I recommend printing top-up. Regardless of how you put it, a little support is needed - putting it top-up requires the least support, and the area that does need support won't be visible when the box is in use, so this approach yields the best-looking result.
The reason for the cutout in the curved part of the bottom is that the screen stand is about 5mm tall, and without this cutout the outer edge can't go down all the way around the stand.

The stand of my screen measures 240mm wide, 180mm depth. The pole is about 40mm diameter, measuring 70mm from the rear of the stand to the front of the pole.