Safe box - 3 digit combination

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Safe box - 3 digit combination

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Description

If you need to secure your precious belongings in a safe place, you found what you were looking for. This safe is secured by a 3 digit combination to prevent anyone from opening it (unless they have a hammer or a heat gun, I mean it's just plastic at the end)

This is kind of a long build but it is perfect to learn how a combination safe works.

Printing instructions :

Start by printing all the parts I provide, I used PLA with 0.2mm layer height and 20% infill for everything and non support.

For some part the printing orientation is quite important for the strength, so this is the orientation for the parts you may have a doubt with :

Both axle are printed on the side for better strength :

The lever is printed like this :

Both pivots are printed on the side :

The pins are printed like this :

The latch is printed like this :

All the oher parts orientations should be pretty obvious.

Building instructions :

  1. Glue the dial with the disk_1 through the front_plate :
  2. Add the axle_1, the 2 remaining disks and the spacers, no glue required :
  3. Glue the pins to each disk. On disk_1 and disk_3 the longer part should be facing towards the centre, and the centre pin is the biggest :


  4. Glue the knob to the axle_2 through the front plate, and then place the lever on the axle :

  5. Close the door assembly by gluing the back_plate to the front_plate :
  6. Place the latch over the lever's arm and secure it by gluing the 2 latch guides in their dedicated spot :


    After this step, the assembly should look like this :



    At this point you can figure out the combination by following these steps :

    1. Turn the dial on the lock clockwise three times. This connects the 3 disks together, so they now turn with the dial.
    2. Continue to turn the dial clockwise until the notch on the disk_3 is lined up with the lever. Stop and look at the dial to write down the first number of the combination.
    3. Turn the dial counterclockwise for 1 full turn past the first number to engage the middle disk.
    4. Continue to turn the dial counterclockwise until the notch from the middle disk lines up with the lever and stop to write down the second number of the combination.
    5. Finally, turn the dial clockwise until the notch from the first disk lines up with the lever. All 3 notches should now be aligned. Write down the third number of the combination. You should now be able to turn the knob and unlock the mechanism.
    6. Test your combination by unlocking the mechanism without looking at the disks. You can follow these instructions if you don't know how to : https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.wikihow.com/Open-a-Combination-Lock%3famp=1
    7. Keep the numbers of the combination somewhere as it will never change.
  7. Glue the 2 pivots to the door assembly :
  8. To assemble the box start by placing the top and bottom walls on the pivots (no glue) :


  9. Glue the 2 side walls :

    When gluing the sides, do it with the door closed so you can see that everything is well centered.

    At this point you should test to lock and unlock the door a couple of times to test the combination before gluing the back_wall.
  10. When you are sure of the combination you can glue the back_wall to finish the safe :

 

 

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
smooth Print 😀
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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
really cool design and fun to assemble
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A1mini, 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
best to print them on smooth plate. mine printed on textured plate for the locking gear. it has some issue turning the PIN code. and look out for this part. it spaghetti on me. I printed with brim for this part.
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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
amazing! thanks for this. printed out super smooth!
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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
Other Issues:it keeps spaghettifing
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that’s your cheap printers fault
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Replying to @Cookiegory2 :
what type of printer do you think I have ?
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it's because you need glue on the build plate
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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
Worked nicely. The print plates are organized very structured and that way it was super easy to print the exterior in white and the interior in black. This way I could easily show my children how a safe works and it was very easy to glue the things together and see how those parts connect. Thx for sharing the print profile.
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Can I scale it down?
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Hello, I have like 160 makes on printables and the only few who tried scaling down were not successful.. the problem is that the tolerances scale down as well
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Some ones know the code? 50-40-20?
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Excellent Design. Well deserved
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