Organizer Box - Free 3D Print Model

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3DPrintyi

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Box: Classic! 0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 20% infill

Designer

4.5 h

3 plates

4.9(678)

InsertsSmall 0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 20% infill

Designer

28.5 h

6 plates

5.0(256)

Box Holder: Classic! 0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 20% infill

Designer

36.9 h

5 plates

5.0(170)

OtherDesigns_V00 0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 20% infill

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4.3 h

2 plates

5.0(55)

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2019

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Description

Please read the description!

When you decide to print my model please print the normal box first and look how it goes before you print the organizer holder!

This model is not compatible with gridfinity!

This organizer box has a lockable sliding mechanism. The boxes can be stored in a holder with up to 4 pieces. You can connect the holders with connectors in any direction and thus hold them all together. Inserts are available in all sizes, but more from me will be added from time to time!

The box should only be placed directly on the table and not mounted to the wall, as it is made of plastic.

Size of the Models:

Organizer Box XL: https://makerworld.com/en/models/599648#profileId-521776

Organizer Box Xl Double: https://makerworld.com/en/models/684575#profileId-613249

Organizer Box Small Double: https://makerworld.com/en/models/859478#profileId-809383

Important!!! You can only connect the box holders with the same sizes in the horizontal length. For the vertical height it doesn't matter wich sizes you want to combine. (see picture below)

Here are my tipps for printing! Please use these values, as I have adapted my models to these and only so I can guarantee that everything works perfectly!!!

Tipps and values:

Filament: PLA recommended (PETG also works)
Quality (Layer Height): 0,2mm
Wall Loops: 3
Infill: 20%
Infill pattern: Doesn't matter (I used Rectilinear)
Supports: No! (Do not use supports for all of my Parts!)
Wall generator: For all Inserts Arachne!!! For all other parts Classic!!!

Print the parts as they are already oriented

Please make sure that the parts come not loose while printing them. When this happens it could be that the function of my sliding mechanism does not work perfectly!

It's just a recommendation, if the parts should hold well on your plate, you don't necessarily have to use a brim.

You can add a brim to the:

Lid
Bottom
Organizer Holder
Slide Lock Left/Right

I have made an instruction how to assemble my organizer box. You can find the instructions in the download folder!

Changes and added models:

26.08.2024 = Added folder (Other Designs) + with 5 new models inside / Added models: BottomWithoutHoles_V00, LidWithoutHoles_V00, Rail_reduced_0,2mm_2x_V01, SlideLockLeft_With_Label_Indent(Size16x16mm)_V00, SlideLockRight_With_Label_Indent(Size16x16mm)_V00
06.10.2024 = Remade all Inserts (V01 → V02) They are now all stackable! Also organized them a little bit (InsertsXL, InsertsXLHalf, InsertsXLDouble) (InsertsSmall, InsertsSmallHalf, InsertsSmallDouble)
09.11.2024 = Added BoxInsert_1x1_Type1_V01

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If you enjoyed this model, please consider boosting it to support me to further develop creative and more cute looking designs🥰. Thank you!

Problems that have occurred

How to solve them

Rails don't fit in the SlideLockLeft/Right

Scale the rail down on Y and Z scale by 0.4mm or try out which value you need to adjust!

Added Rail_reduced_0,2mm_2x_V01 (Folder:OtherDesigns) this should help too (made the rail smaller) (print it as oriented!)

filament won't fit through the hinges

drill out the hinges if you can (be very careful that you don't take to much away!)

because the filament must sit a little tight in the hole, otherwise the hinge will not work correct and the filament can fall out of the hinge!

Documentation (3)

Assembly Guide (1)

Assembly Guide.pdf

Other Files (2)

Dimensions_BoxInsert_1x1_Type0_V01.pdf

Dimensions_BoxInsert_1x2_Type0_V01.pdf

Comment & Rating (2019)

@Lilex_

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OtherDesigns_V00 0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 20% infill

absolutely brilliant work. Children can turn it over (when it's closed😜) and nothing gets mixed up. thank you so much for this model, it solves a perpetual problem of my two children 😅 p.s. I have adjusted the inlays.

The profile uploader has replied

@3dprintyi

Oh wow looking great! Thanks! :)

@lstevens2023

how did you do this?!

@Lilex_

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Replying to @lstevens2023 :

i built the inlays in fusion 360.

(Edited)

@Laura118b

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I changed the bottom layer pattern to octogram spiral on the lid and used a tri color filament, it turned out gorgeous. I also used coated paperclips cut to size for the hinges because I anticipate heavy wear since this will be a tape box for a sports kid. It's a wonderful functional print with fabulous tolerances.

The designer has replied

@3dprintyi

I’ve never seen something like this before. It looks amazing 🤩 Thanks for sharing!

@sheety

The paperclips were a brilliant idea. Thank you!

(Edited)

@Mary_Future

did you put it for printing and download, cannot find it? it is incredible!!! wow!!!

@user_3187304309

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Box: Classic! 0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 20% infill

Really Love this design! Printed perfectly and easy to assemble with a solid feel. I wonder if you could create a larger one? The current size of the storage boxes is perfect but you only have a 3 x 4 grid. If your storing something like screws, you would want more spots to make all the screws sizes fit in a box. Could you create a 4 x 5 grid or even a 5 x 6? Call it the XL version, keep all the containers the same size, but have more spots in a larger version?

The profile uploader has replied

@3dprintyi

That will be my next project. Can I ask you a question what printer do you have? (Bed Size?) Thanks for your feedback!

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@user_3187304309

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Replying to @3dprintyi :

I have a X1C

@3dprintyi

Replying to @user_3187304309 :

Ok thanks

@Bradley_efy

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Box Holder: Classic! 0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 20% infill

I love these, default profile works great

The profile uploader has replied

@3dprintyi

Thank you for liking my boxes! Looking great! :)

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@pk_kenzie

does anyone know whats going on here? trying to print the bottom of the double box and this keeps happening in the same exact spot

The designer has replied

@3dprintyi

What slicer do you use?

@pk_kenzie

Replying to @3dprintyi :

orcaslicer

@3dprintyi

Replying to @pk_kenzie :

Look in the slicer exactly on that spot where it fails if something is weird or wrong (this could be a bug)

@jonindesign

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nice little box. smaller than i thought when i started printing, but really a great print. incredible amount of customization possible. tis was printed on a carbon fiber textured smooth plate at 75c for layer 1 amd 70c for all other layers with bambu matte filament.

The profile uploader has replied

@3dprintyi

Looking very nice. Thanks for posting!

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@user_1805696342

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Great little boxes, used them to organise the draws in my van, where I have lots of tiny parts. The boxes are solid and print quickly, printed all of them with PETG. Instead of using filament to join the hinge, I had some 1.75mm metal dowels that I cut to length, just for added durability, fitted perfect Only minor issue and it is minor, was the amount of filament and time for the carry box. First one I printed using designers settings. Printed on P1S, took 14 hours and used 450g of filament. Next one I upped the speed from 60 to 200 and printed with 10% infil, took 9 hours and 380g and there is no quality or strength difference that I can tell. After testing, settled on speed 200, 2 walls instead of 3, infil 5% gyroid. Prints in under 7 hours and just under 340g filament. Quality is still the same and is still very strong. Mine are going in draws, if you are carrying it around or likely to drop, I would stick to 3 walls for a bit of added strength. Very good design, thank you

The designer has replied

@3dprintyi

You can definitely do that to save filament! Looking great and thanks for sharing!

@ignorantForager

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Printed fantastically. They look great and IMHO, the sliding locks are much easier to use than clasp-style locks that I've printed in the past. The hinge design, utilizing filament, is genius! The only issue I had was printing the sliding locks, but once I added a raft to it, I was able to print multiple copies without any issues. I have yet to print the box holder, but that's my next project. - Printed on A1 Mini with all the default settings, except for the aforementioned raft on the sliding locks. - Boxes in the picture were printed using: Elegoo PLA Black, Bambu Labs Matte Lilac purple, Bambu Labs Matte Scarlet Red, and Bambu Labs Matte Marine Blue.