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Mini Toolbox - chocolate holder by maddavo
by Thingiverse
Last crawled date: 4 years, 2 months ago
ABOUT
This is a toolbox that can hold chocolate balls or lollies. Makes a nice presentation box.
INSTRUCTIONS
To make, you need to print:
1x Base
2x Drawer
4x Choc Insert
4x Long Rod
8x Short Rod
2x Lid
2x Handle
28x Snap-plugs
Put 2 choc holders in base.
Load a choc holder into each drawer.
Attach rods to ends drawers and hold in place with snap-plugs.
Attach rods drawers to base with snap-plugs in the rods.
Attach lid using snap-plugs.
Pop in handles into lids.
CHANGELOG
18/12/2015: Added Washer part - because I ran out of M3 washers. I'm thinking it may be possible to make a snap-in part rather than use screws and nuts. Some testing required.
19/12/2015: Updated Choc Insert so it can be printed more easily - bottom of hemispheres held together before they're joined.
20/12/2015: Added Snap-plugs. This removes need for any hardware (was using M3 nuts, washers and bolts). Model is now completely 3D printable.
21/12/2015: Test print is complete. The snap-in plugs seem to work OK. Two things: The lid opens a bit when it is being carried by the handles, and the rods are probably a bit thin. So I'll need to work on that - but otherwise it's OK. I might also get to making some other inserts to use but for the moment it holds Lindt chocolate balls.
This is a toolbox that can hold chocolate balls or lollies. Makes a nice presentation box.
INSTRUCTIONS
To make, you need to print:
1x Base
2x Drawer
4x Choc Insert
4x Long Rod
8x Short Rod
2x Lid
2x Handle
28x Snap-plugs
Put 2 choc holders in base.
Load a choc holder into each drawer.
Attach rods to ends drawers and hold in place with snap-plugs.
Attach rods drawers to base with snap-plugs in the rods.
Attach lid using snap-plugs.
Pop in handles into lids.
CHANGELOG
18/12/2015: Added Washer part - because I ran out of M3 washers. I'm thinking it may be possible to make a snap-in part rather than use screws and nuts. Some testing required.
19/12/2015: Updated Choc Insert so it can be printed more easily - bottom of hemispheres held together before they're joined.
20/12/2015: Added Snap-plugs. This removes need for any hardware (was using M3 nuts, washers and bolts). Model is now completely 3D printable.
21/12/2015: Test print is complete. The snap-in plugs seem to work OK. Two things: The lid opens a bit when it is being carried by the handles, and the rods are probably a bit thin. So I'll need to work on that - but otherwise it's OK. I might also get to making some other inserts to use but for the moment it holds Lindt chocolate balls.