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Tactical Quick-Release Waterproof Storage Canister

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
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This tactical storage canister is designed for easy 3D printing—minimal supports are needed, and they’re simple to remove. It works with a waterproof O-ring (21mm outer diameter, 1.5mm thickness) that you can either print in TPU or buy off-the-shelf. The design tolerates slight variations in O-ring sizes, so no need to worry about perfect matches.

 

The quick-release lid opens smoothly, and the canister attaches effortlessly to MOLLE systems, hiking backpacks, or straps using built-in clips. Inside, it has a 20mm-wide, 104mm-long cylindrical space—perfect for storing 2 AA batteries, matches, or other small essentials. While it’s fully rainproof, I don’t recommend submerging it underwater for long periods.

 

Built with a rugged, tactical look, it snaps together securely without tools—just a 12mm filament piece locks it in place. The handle’s two-part design uses strong snap-fit joints , but if you want extra peace of mind, a drop of superglue will make it indestructible. No complicated steps: print, snap, and go.

 

Even without an O-ring, the tight-sealing lid keeps rain out thanks to its snug friction fit . we’ve included a printable TPU O-ring file in the STL pack—use it if you want.

 

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
fantastic. great design. if you need a knockoff thrym battery cellvault. this is the one. filament work in the hinge too and so does a bolt. I use mine on my plate carrier so I super glued my bolt in and it is super solid.
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wondering what are the usage for it
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Attach to backpacks externally via MOLLE or other webbing for quick access to items while outdoors
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batery compartment
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Hello, is there a seperate file for the different parts because for me it is a single file that prints as one solid piece and doesnt allow any movement ?
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Hi! The parts are actually separate entities within the file, but they are grouped together for convenience.To separate them, simply right-click the model in your slicing software (such as Bambu Studio, OrcaSlicer, or PrusaSlicer) and select 'Split to Objects' (or 'Split to Parts').This will break the model down into its individual components, allowing you to move, rotate, and print them separately. Let me know if you have any other questions!
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Replying to @lancezhc :
Thanks a lot , i tried it a moment ago and it worked. thanks again, i am relativly new to 3D printing and didnt even know that this was a possibility.
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does this fit 18650’s?
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hey any chance you could make one that is a double?
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