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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

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Lid  <ul><li>Walls: 2</li><li>Infill: 10% Adaptive Cubic</li><li>Notes: Lightweight and quick to print while maintaining a good snap fit</li><li>  </li><li>Handle  <ul><li>Walls: 2</li><li>Infill: 10% Adaptive Cubic</li><li>Notes: Balanced for strength and flexibility; snaps securely into the cooler body</li></ul></li><li>Icepack  <ul><li>Walls: 4</li><li>Infill: Solid or high infill recommended</li><li>Notes: Designed to be filled with water or gel and sealed with a printed plug</li></ul></li><li>  </li><li>Main Body  <ul><li>Walls: 3</li><li>Infill: 10% Adaptive Cubic</li><li>Notes: Hollow-walled design provides insulation and structural strength without excessive print time  </li></ul></li></ul>

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This modification is also compatible with the regular height cooler. Just print the handle and lid from this profile and add it to the body from the other version.&nbsp;Since the designer had commented favorably on someone else&#39;s lock design (although that design wasn&#39;t ever posted) I figured I&#39;d share what I did.&nbsp;First, in accord with the retro design I added a retro handle lock for the lid. The lid isn&#39;t locked while you carry it, but your hand is in the way anyhow. There&#39;s enough clearance that the lock always operates smoothly and doesn&#39;t grind, but is tight enough that the lid isn&#39;t going anyhwere when it&#39;s engaged.&nbsp;Second, I painted the cooler and added fuzzy skin to the body and lid to simulate the retro style. Don&#39;t like the paint? Print it single color. The painting was done with an AMS in mind, but the whole thing could be printed with pauses and no AMS. Note, too, that the inside of the handle also has fuzzy skin to make it nicer to hold.&nbsp;I thickened most of the walls slightly to make it more durable to bumps and scratches. (Personally, I&#39;m pretty tough on all of my stuff.) I did change the lid and handle to gyroid infill, but left the cubic infill on the body. I suspect that the cubic infill will help more with preventing thermal transfer. The handle and lid got changed up, though, to give them a bit more rigidity and resistance to being torqued.&nbsp;Lastly, I feel it&#39;s important to note that the model itself is an incredible design. Although I feel like these print adjustments improve the end product significantly, the base model is amazing and absolutely my new favorite lunchbox. I love, love, love this model. I saw how many comments people made about wanting a lock and, since I made one myself and the designer had commented favorably on at least one in a picture, figured I&#39;d share what I made. Nothing in this profile should be taken to disparage the original model in any way, shape, or form. This is shared only as a labor of love for the original model.

**LOCKING LID** plus: painted, fuzzy skin, and more durable

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Sendy Studio

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Rotates handle to fit A1 Mini plate.  Supports add about 6.5g.  Happy printing, Minis.

For A1 Mini (with supports)

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<commercialme><commercialtitle>Membership</commercialtitle><commercialcontent>Want to sell? Become a member </commercialcontent></commercialme>The Retro Tall Can Cooler—this time with extra height to fit your favorite tall cans. Whether you’re chilling a Euro beer, a can of Monster, or an Arizona iced tea, This cooler has you covered.&nbsp;<ul><li>Taller internal cavity designed to fit 500ml cans and other tall beverages</li><li>Perfect for European beers, energy drinks, or oversized iced teas</li><li>Maintains the classic 80s-inspired design with a bold, functional aesthetic</li><li>Includes all the features introduced in V2:  <ul><li>Optional separate icepack that fits snugly in the lid</li><li>Flexible open interior for drinks, snacks, or lunches</li><li>Snap-fit handle with no-tool assembly</li><li>Hollow-walled body for insulation and efficient print time</li></ul></li></ul>Combines style, function, and adaptability in a nostalgic package that’s ready for wherever you take it—beach, trail, backyard, or desk.<boostme><boosttitle>Boost Me</boosttitle><boostcontent>If you enjoy this model, please consider giving it a boost on MakerWorld. It helps me get visibility and keeps me motivated to continue creating and sharing free designs like this one. Thanks for the support!</boostcontent></boostme>

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