b•pure Dollar Tree sanitizer case, print in place
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Bill of Materials
- Large jump ring x 1: (if you want)
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Case for the b•pure Hand Sanitizer from Dollar Tree
This is a remix of Touchland Case by Gerard, to fit the b•pure bottles which are wider and shorter than the Touchland ones. Of course, you can buy the little silicone holders at Dollar Tree, but if you want to make your own, here you go!
Please note that it's a bit of a rough remix and there are a few things I'd like to fix (mainly that it needs to be just a tiny bit more deep), but it does work as you can see in the pictures. You have to press hard to latch it, and it is hard to open again, but it can be done :) I've opened these several times without breaking them. I printed in Bambu Basic PLA but I think PETG would be good for this. I may test that when I can.
Remix details:
Changed the size to fit the Dollar Tree version. Changed one corner to a different shape because the Dollar Tree bottle has one square corner. Redid the corner with the hole so that you can still put a ring through it even though the square corner now has a bottle partially filling that space. Redid the hinges because they would not print correctly until I did – maybe my fault, but it is fixed now!
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