3D Boxes to Your Dimensions v2

3D Boxes to Your Dimensions v2"The world without a box is chaos!" Rudolf SchmantzForewordFor those who prefer brevity, take note of the first paragraph—it will answer many of the questions I am frequently asked.Project PurposeThis project is aimed at those who lack the skills to work in CAD programs but still want to create and print a box model to custom dimensions. You won’t find a parametric source file in this project. All you need to do is enter the required parameters in the order form, completely free of charge. If this approach doesn’t suit you, learning to create models on your own might be the solution.Description of ChangesI’ve updated the box model to simplify the ordering process significantly. You no longer need to specify the offsets for the reinforcing ribs—they are generated automatically based on the width and length of the box. This change was made due to frequent errors arising from misunderstanding the parameters. The reinforcing ribs are now evenly distributed around the box’s perimeter.I also added two locks instead of one. If the box length exceeds 100 mm, the model automatically adds a second lock for secure lid retention. Both the locks and reinforcing rib offsets are generated automatically.LimitationsThere are certain limitations regarding the box and lid heights. The minimum box height is 29 mm, and the minimum lid height is 12 mm. The lid height is subtracted from the overall box height rather than added to it. Furthermore, any absurd parameters entered will not be processed; such orders will simply be automatically deleted.How to OrderYou can order a box with custom dimensions by following this link . First, check if someone has already ordered a box with similar parameters: STL or 3MF and old Boxes STL . All orders are made publicly available not only in STL format but also in a print-ready format with optimal settings in 3MF format. You just need to slightly adjust these profiles for your printer and filament. STL File GenerationNow, STL file generation occurs as an assembly. Modern slicers like BambuStudio or Orca, based on the PrusaSlicer engine, allow you to break down the assembly into individual models. You can distribute these models on separate build plates for individual printing or on one plate if your printer's build volume allows.How to Break Down STL—watch the video for a detailed demonstration: In my publications, I've repeatedly shown how box assembly works. However, considering that there are newcomers to this project, I've created a separate short video specifically for this project. The video contains no new information but serves as a reminder that the simplest way to get pins for hinges and locks is to cut bicycle spokes. Their diameter is 2 mm, and the length will depend on your box dimensions. Alternatively, you can use suitable pins; links for purchase are provided below.Watch the video for assembly details: I hope the updates and instructions will help you easily create a box that perfectly meets your requirements.Happy printing!If you liked this thing - let me know by putting like!Parts links below: Bicycle Spokes Stainless Steel Cylindrical Pins D2mm Cylindrical Pin Sealing foam rubber Sealing silicone Foam Rubber UV Glue Glue 242 Super Glue 502 Universal Glue Quick-drying eSUN eABS+HS eSUN Upgraded ePLA-Matte Links to used tools: Angle grinder NOGA deburring tool and Blades Carbide Machine Reamer UV Glue Repair Lamp Niimbot D110 Label Maker Printer Niimbot Color Label My new machine: My favorites: Thank you for every tip or donation,it means great recognition for me and helps a lot to keep going! https://ko-fi.com/perinski BTC:bc1qplpzq36ghw84hty4nn2zzu4ps4sdh4th0v93j8ETH:0xc766ebbeAa76aaf629788c8F99C33A8d80d48977My some other things:

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