The "Ori-Boxes" collection - Vol.1

Hello friends,

I started this series of models by pure chance... A few days ago a girl (very beautiful, wow) said to me "hey… you who enjoy 3D printing so much, why don't you do something for me?".
Yeah ! Why not do something for her?

So, knowing that she is very fond of chocolate, I thought that, although our printers work with fusion (not nuclear), we cannot print chocolate... :(

But something can be done to present the chocolate and so the idea of making boxes for all uses was born... Then I also thought "come on, let's not make the usual box and let's also try not to use too much filament...".

Most of the filaments we commonly use (PLA, PETG) have an elasticity component that can be adapted to different purposes (an example is the universal cardboard spool adapter for AMS that I created recently). So I used my bambulab to create some folding "origami" type packages and I must say that it had a certain positive effect on my friend (although she still preferred the chocolate inside).

I then started this collection that will have more publications over time, with always different models.
Here I present "Volume 1" with the first three models.

Obviously no supports are needed and printing is quite quick.

Some model wil require just a little drop of glue.

Feel free to personalise it but I advise against changing the parameters of layers or at least their ratio.
Models are predicted with a profile of 0.08 mm using a first level of 0.16 mm.

The models are easily scalable directly in bambulab. Just remember to deactivate the uniform scale option and leave the value for the Z axis at 100%.

Happy printing!!

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