I have to say, it IS a beautiful and simplistic design. I also have to say that is does not make a lot of sense. Neither as a pill box nor as a 3d print. It has three sections for pills or six with the divider. I totally fail to see how this is meant to accommodate one or two daily doses of pills for a whole week, which is the basic function of a pill box. It IS a nice comparted box, and of course you can store some pills in it as well. The design is great from an optical view but terrible in terms of 3d printability. The external box is hassle free an prints best standing. But the internal one has no print orientation that would not overcomplicate the print due to wide curves or super slight angled walls that do not translate in layers very well. Printing it standing needs a LOT of support for the then horizontal compartment walls. Printing it flat messes up the bottom of the outer curve in one way or another. Printing it flat upside down combines both flaws even. Printing both parts in different orientation makes it unnecessary hard to balance the tolerances for a nice snug fit. The divider is flimsy at best. All this does not mean it is a useless or ugly design. It is not. But with just a few tweaks it could be a support and hassle free print more accessible to the huge group of people that just want to download and print without thinking too much about it. printed on a Prusa MK3S+ and Bambulabs X1C in Das Filament toms hardware blue and simple white PLA. 0.15 and 0.12 mm layer on 0.4mm nozzles.

Failed prints all the time after 3 tries

Apparently some people aren't aware that 'as needed' medications exist and think every pill must be taken daily haha. I love the design and it's exactly what I need as a travel pill pox for painkillers, allergy meds, etc. However, even with the improved model I couldn't get the box to click closed - the inside just falls out. I didn't want to waste the print so I put a couple of adhesive magnets on the inside which so far is working great.

The best lock combination so far is internal_box_6div.stl with the external box from *Tighter Fit* by Matthias. I printed the *Tighter Fit* profile without support, but the dividers turned out messy. To address this, I added a permanent middle divider to the *All Parts v2 A1 Mini* profile to enable printing without support. However, I still noticed some loose strings. I didn’t experience any adhesion issues.

not to happy with the back of the inside box. seems not going well because of the mm difference in hight. probeer this with and without support... no difference.

Printed as adviced, in Bambulab PLA matte gold and basic ivory white. Use it to store some emergency pills.

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Thank you for a beautiful design. It printed very well on my A1 without supports. I hope people will know that with some pills/capsules, it is not advised to remove them from their original packaging. They could deteriorate in the air/humidity, and also if you have several types, you need to know, and other people may do too, what they are. I use your design for keeping headache tablets in, so thank you very much.

nice print model (:

Nice design, easy print.