Kyosho Mini Z Storage Small Parts Tray - Free 3D Print Model

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Dannn_3d

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0.12mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

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Stackable Small Parts storage for my other design "Kyosho Mini Z Storage Box"

Uses the same lid as the box so you can reuse that if you have already printed the box :)

Lid sits in place with 8 x 6mm diameter 2mm thick magnets.
Parts box fits to the original box with the same magnets

Small dab of super glue to hold the magnets in.

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@HaraldDedicated

I love the model, as well as the Mini Z box.

@TeamBVD

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0.12mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Other Issues:1. While the basic function/idea behind this is solid, it unfortunately doesn't account for full the mini-z spec - only one of my 3 mini-z's will fit within the allowed vertical space at all, and even then, only without the optional chassis holder. First photo shows a miata with the holder installed, and you can see there's barely a hairs breadth between it and the top; since the lid is a drop-in with a 1mm deck, you can't put anything on top of this without compressing the chassis. Pics 2&3 are far more telling, as you can see the GR2 body extends this to ~3mm above the top. I should've measured this out I suppose prior to trusting it'd work with any unit. Any over 49mm tall won't work at all, anything over 48 but <49 can't use the parts tray. 2. While one can stack parts bins and lids, you can only stack a single mini-z (assuming you've one that fits) - pic 4, no magnet placement option

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@TeamBVD

3. The chassis holder part just doesn't seem fully fleshed out - only holds them stable if you push the back of the car against the wall. Ideally 'd be a mechanism designed that actually grips the chassis at 4 points (at least 3 at minimum), but only 2 here. Somewhat in line with the rest, feels just a bit under-developed (e.g. the lid having a 1mm drop in, while the parts tray has 2mm - just missing consistency in some parts, room for betterment/growth in others). _____ Overall, this is honestly great work for a relative new-comer to 3D design, and I commend their efforts! All of this is fixable, and there's always growing pains when first learning any new skill - keep at it!

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