There are numerous colored pens at home, several sets, but a few are missing. Each set has its own box. It is quite inconvenient to stack them together when using them. Furthermore, sometimes if a color is missing, I have to search through several boxes to find it.

Therefore, designing this pencil box, or perhaps a pen case would be more fitting, was necessary. It is 20cm long, 11cm wide, and 16cm high. It can accommodate most colored markers.

Let's see how many pens it can hold.

Full of pens.

Due to the large size, there are 6 compartments inside, which help the pens stand upright and enhance structural integrity.

To further enhance its strength, the handle is separated, allowing for a flat printing surface. After all, it is intended for children's use, so it must be sturdy.

There are three protrusions on the side of the handle, which lock with the grooves in the box's holes. The bottom two protrusions are tighter and require a significant amount of force when installing. The top protrusion is used to secure the lid. It is slightly smaller and will not naturally detach when the box is turned upside down. However, it only requires a small amount of effort to open.

Since I have a lot of leftover consumables, I simply used them for layered printing, which gives it a more aesthetically pleasing appearance and complements the colorful markers inside.

It is quite convenient to use and my family loves it very much.

We have a lot of colored pens at home, several sets, but a few are missing. Each set has its own box, and stacking them together when using them is quite inconvenient. Sometimes, if a color is missing, I have to search through several boxes to find it. So, I designed this pen box, which is 20cm long, 11cm wide, and 16cm high. It can accommodate most colored markers.

The size is quite large, so there are 6 compartments inside, which help the pens stand upright and increase strength.

To increase strength, the handle is separated, so it can be printed flat. After all, it is intended for children to use, so it must be sturdy.

The side of the handle has 3 protrusions, which lock with the grooves in the holes of the box. The bottom 2 protrusions are tighter and require a lot of force when installing. The top one is used to lock the lid. It is slightly smaller and will not naturally fall off when turned upside down. It only requires a little effort to open.

Since there are many leftover consumables, I used them for layered printing, making it look more beautiful and complementing the colorful markers inside.

It is quite convenient to use, and my family likes it very much.