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That is gorgeous. Looks like mini pelican cases.

This is incredible design! Thank you so much for sharing!

Thanks for sharing, also you might want to re-upload that picture on imgur, it's very blurry for me.

Oh wow, finally someone who uses parameters in Fusion360, well done! :)

That settles it... I’m getting a printer lol.

Yep, that's how it normally starts. Never heard of anyone regretting this decision.

As an avid

I was just thinking that things like this are EXACTLY why I want one

It's great and you'll love it.

I’ve been looking for something like this forever. This seems like the perfect solution for what I’ve been looking hard for. Unfortunately I don’t think I know where to change parameters. Can that be done in cura?

It's customizable with Fusion360

You might need a cad software to actually cahnge the shape otherwise you could crudely adjust the scale of the model in cura left and right up and down

I read this as paramedic the first time and was confused about why a paramedic would need a bunch of AA batteries

Thermometer, laryngoscope, Coaguchek, and many other point of care devices work on AA or AAA batteries. Glucometers are often CR2032, and other devices are single use disposable lithium or custom rechargeable nicd/NiMH packs.

How do you think are these heart defibrillators powered?

Same here XD

Oh dear, I bet there is an angry Pelican looking for your address right now.

I live in Louisiana, so it's very possible the state bird is after me already.

amazing, how long it took you to print them?

On average about 2 hours per piece.

Do you include some of those inserts? The battery is cool for camping.

I second this, this is amazing, but would love some parametric inserts too for the batteries.

Thankyou very much for posting this! I was looking for something like this today, great timing. I will try printing one tomorrow in PETG :)

I printed it in PETG as well!

These are very nice. I love the option for waterproof seal. Makes it really useful for

Any chance of a non fusion360 version for us non windows users

Fusion 360 does support MacOS if that's what you are using. Unfortunately no Linux support.

This would be a difficult task considering the only program I know is Fusion360.

I run it in a VM. This is practically the only thing I have to use Windows for.

Holy SHIT this is cool! Looks like I just saved a ton of money on a case for a modular synth (now I'm just going to have to print a modular case for it).

FYI, there is a free version of fusion 360. I've had a few attempts at designing stuff, but, alas, I'm no good at it.

Looks like it's easily modifiable to make ammo boxes. Nice print.

Looks great.

I was thinking the same. I have 30+ of laptop battery take apart 18650. All tested for capacity. I store them in a plastic ammo box. Would be nice to have a case

Thanks for posting. I reload ammunition and this may come in handy

May I ask, why the bumps on the side of the box? Is it just aesthetics or is it functional? Cool box though.

Totally aesthetic and a fun challenge for me to design.

I need one for skittles

Thank you very much for sharing this with the community

This is great! Really good job. Will come handy to many.

That's pretty cool. Thanks for posting.

Nice!

Thank you for sharing!

Cool idea.

What are you using for o-ring sealing?

For when I do seal them, I just squeeze silicone in them. I'm not great at making it look clean, that's why I didn't post one

You should be able to print a seal in ninja flex or similar :)

These are fantastic. I may have to size them according whatever size O-rings I can find on Ali Express though. That beautiful trough is too tempting not to make use of!

You know 3d printing has changed you when you find a trough beautiful 🤩. This is why I love 3d printing.

A parametric design that is not for Openscad! I love you mate.

Are they stackable?

These are very nice boxes.. are they print-inplace --> all in one go?

They are not. I entertained the idea half-way through the design process, but I valued being able to change the lid-to-base ratio, which would cause the lid to be floating mid-air if you're choosing something other than 50% split. I also didn't consider adding clearance between the lid and base when opened completely since the reason it stops opening is because the two external surfaces make contact at 180 degrees rotation.

Very, very nice and will come in handy for me for sure.

Yeah, I had a weird case when designing the snapping lid portion. The two external surfaces were congruent, yet still had parting line. The chamfer command recognized 4 edges but when you resize, the two equal surfaces finally merge and Fusion can run the chamfer for the two edges that disappeared. The operation still works fine though.

Those are awesome. And another reason to get into fusion360.

The box is nice, but IMHO the inlaid supports in the lid and the custom holder inlays are what caught my eye.

How well does the latch hold up? Always tricky with that print orientation.

It's okay. You are right, the print orientation isn't optimal.

Bullet boxes!! These look really great.

Thought the same thing, I’m gonna guess he has no experience with guns, cuz these are literally bullet boxes

ngl the AA battery cases remind me of the Monsters Inc Scream tank cells

Can you share the bit box and both battery boxes please. I'm not goot at fusion 360

Check the remixes page on the Thingiverse link. I've already uploaded them.

Should post this to

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These look great!!

This is amazing! I didn't even know you could customize it this way!

Awesome!!!!

Excellent...

So it's a generic class

The inserts are legit! Nice.

This is awesome!

This is the kind of stuff I love. Thank you. Can’t wait to get a 3D printer and start learning.

Sweet! Have you tried it with PLA? Haven't printed with PETG before. Though quick reading it seems like I could on an Ender 3 without much trouble.

Give PETG a shot. It really is a nice plastic. Strong, shiny... just use the default slicer profile for it since I’m sure it is well tested for an ender 3.

U rule

These would be fantastic for storing ammunition

This is awesome. Can you make one that holds 18650 batteries??? You might also consider designing a way to make them stack well too!!

Dude, those are fucking awesome. Ive been looking for something to stow rifle cartridges in, got some boxes for my cheap stuff but want something a little more secure for my precision stuff. If im paying $3 a cartridge, i want that stuff to stay pristine until firing...

RemindMe!

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Wow, great! I'm printing one today for my field microphone.

This would be useful for my dremel bits. Thanks for sharing!

Ha I thought those drill attachments were made of chocolate on first glance

Custom body part storage! Hmmmm, have to make it leak proof so none of those law people see anything to snoop around........

This with a through pin hinge would be perfect. I mean it's already excellent. I'm just thinking about it being thrown about at a worksite

I tried with a pin at first, but didn't like how much the hinge had to protrude from the original box dimensions.

What is parametric?

It means that there are variables that you can set to change aspects of the design.

Aaaaand...saved!!! Beautiful work.

Ok that's awesome! Been looking into printing something to store the jets for my carburetor

That looks very clean.

what software for f3d file ?

Fusion 360, works for Mac and Windows.

Need to make military styled ones.

What printer do you use to print this?

Prusa Mk3S

Wow. That’s beautiful.

I could scale this up for a container for a bulk of lithium cells. Nice dude

This is awesome, great job! Is it possible to make a remix or version for extension cords? I’d love to print some of these for my plugs and decorations outdoors and keep the connections water tight.

Very impressive!

Great work!

I just started incorporating 3d printing into my work flow and I'm quite a novice on design and such. How would one edit?

Wow

This is awesome. Great work.

This is so freaking cool OP. Great job

super nice

Mini pelican cases!

This is awesome work! I thought I knew how you designed most of it, then I opened the f3d file... Very impressive use of the sweep and revolve functions!

It works

I have that same set of countersink bits that I created a magnetic organizer for, if you're interested.