Tacklebox by sipura

sipura

Hobby & DIY>Sport & Outdoors

Print Profile(2)

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P1S

P1P

X1 Carbon

X1E

NEW V2 model 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Designer

31.8 h

6 plates

4.4(5)

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Designer

21 h

4 plates

5.0(2)

Boost

313

495

332

Released

Description

Hello,

UPDATE 30/05/2024

New V2 tacklebox (print profile V2) where we have one less drawer.
The reason for this is that the back drawer is twice as deep for larger items.
Also, we have another new drawer without dividers to fit wider items.

The external dimensions of the box remained the same

We present our new box for all fishing lovers.
The box is intended to be used for all small fishing equipment such as bait. weights etc.

You have two interior drawer options.
One has three compartments, and the other has 6 compartments for smaller things

We printed 3 pieces with larger partitions and 2 pieces with smaller partitions.

To assemble the handle, you need 2 pcs M5x30mm screws and 2 pcs M5 nuts

Dimensions are in mm

At the bottom of each drawer you have a small bracket that prevents the drawer from falling out

Hope you like it, and find it usefull.

If you like it hit the boost button :D

Enjoy printing :D

Comment & Rating (23)

@user_840399827

Boosted

Printed this to store my 3D printer tools and spare parts. Works great for the job! I scaled it up to 118% to give a little more space - I don’t think you can get it any larger if you print with tree supports. Very well designed model - everything slid together perfectly with great tolerances.

The designer has replied

@sipura

nice, thank you :)

@user_840399827

Boosted

Thank you for the great model!

@maxgrossmann

Print Profile

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Super Model

The designer has replied

@sipura

Thank you :)

@oliver3D

Boosted

Print Profile

NEW V2 model 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

(Edited)

Other Issues:I have now printed it several times with different settings and filament. The result was always the same. The drawers are too tight. The post-processing was difficult, because you didn't get anywhere for grinding. Unfortunately, it cost a lot of filament. I decided to print them smaller. had to experiment. In the end, scaling to 99.75% was required to achieve exact accuracy. uploaded my profile so that it also fits you. Nevertheless, praise for the developer for the great work. Thx for sharing.

The designer has replied

@sipura

Hello, on your printed model we see that something isnt right, it is too roughly. I recomend you to check your printer first, because we printed it several times ond 3 different printers and work every time great.