From the Loftsmith community
Print-in-place toolbox
A small toolbox that comes off the printer already hinged, so there's nothing to assemble. A snap latch holds the lid shut, and a lift-out tray with little compartments keeps screws and bits from sliding around. Change the length and depth to fit your own tools.
5 parts · 235 g · 200 × 246 × 60 mm
Remix of Print-in-place toolbox
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No adjustable sizes
Ask for the sizes you want to tweak, e.g. “make the width adjustable”.
How to print it
Parts
- base · PLA · Prints as one object with the lid, latch and handle, laid open flat as modeled
Print-in-place group 'toolbox'
- lid · PLA · Upside down behind the base, joined by the hinge
The ceiling over the handle pocket is a short bridge
- latch · PLA · Upright on its pin at the front of the base
- handle · PLA · Flat in its pocket in the lid
- tray · PLA · Separate print, upright, compartments facing up
Print settings
- Layer height
- 0.2 mm
- Walls
- 2
- Infill
- 15%
- Supports
- None. Let the short ceiling over the handle pocket print as a bridge
- Notes
- Check that the hinge and latch pins turn freely once the print comes off the bed.
Good to know
- I left the failing bed-fit check in on purpose, so it tells the truth. You only asked for the surface fix, so I didn't resize the box. Printed open, it's 200 × 246 mm, which won't fit your Ender-3 V3's 220 mm bed (it was first sized for a 256 mm bed). To fit, the depth would have to drop to about 93
- The pins, latch snap and handle swing were only checked on screen. Test them on the real print.
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