V60 size 1 Filter Container by Raoofk

Raoofk

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P1P

P1S

X1 Carbon

X1E

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

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3.4 h

1 plate

4.3(4)

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Description

A box with a Lid for a V60 SIZE 1 paper filters

I wanted a box with a lid so the filters don't get dirty while not in use and i designed one

Bonus: it fits more Filters than a single bag (100), so you don't have to wait until you finish them to refill ;)

Printing:

Print on the back of parts as in the photo below, and add manual supports only for the larger holes in the Lid

print with a brim to prevent warping

Additional Hardware:

x2 M2x16 or longer Hex screws (ISO 4762)

x2 M2 Threaded Heat insets (any length will do) max outer diameter of 3.4 mm

Assembly:

Clean printed parts from brim and supports
insert the threaded Heat inserts into the Base part
put the lid on top and screw in the screws (the tighter you screw them the more rigid the opening and closing of the lid will be)

ENJOY

P.S: Comment if you want the box for size 2 and 3 filters as well and i'll add prints for them

Comment & Rating (9)

@Storytell3D

I use it for v60 01 and scalate to 230 to use it for 02 and have no issues although I haven't place the screws in place I just use a little cable of filament to hold in place.

The designer has replied

@Raoofk

Happy people are loving the design

@udovichenko.k.s

Print Profile

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Scaled for V60 02 filters.

@Smoothies1

Print Profile

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Good design, absolutely huge though. Bear that in mind!

@Hoverhy

You’ve nailed it! This design allows for easy one-handed retrieval of the filter paper and is dustproof. Print it out right away to test its effectiveness.

@Hoverhy

Done! Nice work! Exactly what we needed! Dustproof and allows for one-handed access to the filter paper.正是需要的样子！防灰尘，单手打开拿取滤纸。

@user_1163583418

Printed and constructed this and it turned out great! Had no issues adding heat inserts and screws either. I had to sand the edge of the container down slightly as the edges were not meeting but I think that was because I printed on a warm humid day. It also meant a slight curling of the corners at the base layers so I think my lesson here is ensuring that the filament is as dry and moisture free as possible