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Print in Place Mechanical Box Collection

3DTechDesigns

January 19, 2024

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All 3DTechDesigns STLs are protected under Copyright Law.
When purchased on Cults3D you have the right to print it for personal use.
To legally sell prints of my designs a monthly active subscription on patreon is required:
https://www.patreon.com/3dtechdesigns

This is a collection of 4 mechanical boxes, which are 100% print in place wihout the use of supports. The 4 designs all have the same opening mechanism but each a slightly different look. The designs were successfully testet on three different printers (BambuLab P1S, Voron 2.4, Sidenwinder X1), however it is still important to have a well tuned printer and a good quality filament to achieve a smooth mechanism.

I very much recommend to print the included testprint if your are not sure, if your printer gets the tolerances right (smallest tolerances are 0.4mm). That way you can test the mechanism, without printing the whole box.

I had absolutely no issues with a stiff mechanism or fused parts, so no postprocessing or lubricating was necessary for all of my testprints. However if you encouter problems with getting the parts to move, spraying lubricant on the moving parts, especially in the slots on the bottom of the box should help.

License:

CULTS - Private Use