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This is a remix of the sure.t mag- nerf half dart/talon magazine from <a target="_blank" href="https://www.printables.com/@t4obrien" rel="nofollow noopener">t4obrien</a> and bottom and spring for sure.t mag- nerf half dart/talon magazine from <a target="_blank" href="https://www.printables.com/@Nick__Furry" rel="nofollow noopener">Nick__Furry.</a>&nbsp;Print at 100 % speed on A1 mini. It has good adhesion with the brims added.&nbsp;The 3d printed spring costs ~15-20 cents to make compared to the ~2 dollar plus shipping drum spring but brings the capacity from 12 darts to 8 darts. &nbsp;The bottom has a tight enough tolerance to fit in without glue or screws and can withstand the spring tension. You may need a hammer to bop it in.

Sure T 12 Round Mag

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<h3>The reason behind this project</h3>I absolutely love 3D-printed storage systems, but there&#39;s one thing I don&#39;t like about them: how the bins connect to each other. With most systems out there, you need to print a base grid or tiny connecting pieces, which is a bit of a hassle. And the attempts at interconnecting storage systems are not aestheticly pleasing. That&#39;s why I came up with this new design! I wanted interlocking bins of various sizes that can connect on each side but with a sleek and simple design.I&#39;ve also added small bumps on the inside, which means you can add accessories and customise each bin to a dedicated task.And to create custom storage boxes, I&#39;ve adapted my <a href="https://www.printables.com/model/761101-snaplock-storage-boxes" rel="nofollow">SnapLock </a>model to accommodate the bins.&nbsp;<h3>How to choose the size</h3>The standard bin, Bin_1x1x1, is 60x60x50mm outer dimensions.All the dimensions in the STL names are based on those dimensions*Every bin is named as follow : Bin_length x width x heightThe other flat components such as lids are named : Lid_length x width&nbsp;*The other bins are not exact multiples of the standard bin as I take into account the interconnecting part&nbsp;<h3>Test print</h3>I encourage you to test the fit by printing 2 Bin_1x1x0.5It should be a nice, snug fit, but not so tight that it&#39;s impossible to split.&nbsp;<h3>Printing</h3>All the STLs are oriented to be printed directly No support neededYou can use any materialThe sweet spot between material use and rigidity for me is 2 walls ans 5% infill with a 0.4mm nozzle (bigger nozzle should work as well)&nbsp;<h3>Accessories </h3>You can even put the bins on their side to act as drawers.For the moment I have designed several accessories that fit inside or outside the bins :<ul><li>Drawers (I used the plastic&#39;s elasticity to lock them in place while closed)<ul><li>Assembled drawer</li><li>Screw drawer</li></ul></li><li>Lid (to close any bin</li><li>Screw organizer</li><li>Tray</li><li>Battery holder</li><li>Pen holder</li><li>SnapLock storage box</li></ul>&nbsp;Feel free to give me some feedback if you give this project a try :)

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