UPDATE (05.05.24): 

I upgraded both profiles to also hold the nozzle key tool in the lid.

Hi guys,

as I always get confused with my exchangeable nozzles I started to design a simple nozzle-box.

I never tried print in place stuff before so I was just experimenting around and finally got a successfull print with my second iteration :)

You need to print the inlay and the box. As already mentionend the box is designed as print-in-place print and has a hinge.

The inlay has M6 threads, so you can simply screw in your exchangeable nozzles which is a way more secure than just pluggin them in (I lost my nozzles quite a few times..).

As soon as you printed both parts just remove the supports (green) from the inlay and put both parts together.

You may need to screw in & out the nozzles a few times in order to get the threads running smoothly.

I exclusively designed that box for the 0.2 nozzle contest but printing with a 0.4 nozzle also works (the letters are not as perfect but the hinge also runs very smoothly!)

..as usual - have fun with it & happy printing :)

BR,

B@sti