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UMSS - Boxes with Lid

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
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Introduction

These modules are part of the UMSS project. The project should therefore start there, with the creation and integration of tiles, eventually creating boxes and other items. These "containers" will hold these modules, which serve various purposes. In this case, they are tools and accessories that are available to all printers.

First and foremost, it is important to clarify that the box with the 150x150mm tile. that you will find at UMSS - Universal Modular Storage System is merely an example. You are free to use it as you see fit; for instance, you can use multiple 150x150mm boxes to store several duplicates of the same piece, or you can use a larger box by utilizing composite tiles, like the 210x180 tile that allow you to use almost all the space you have on the build plate of your mk4, 3 and 2 series printer.

Box modules available:

  • 5x3 Box - External dimensions approx. 150x90mm and approx. 144x83mm
  • 5x2 Box - External dimensions approx. 150x60mm and approx. 144x53mm
  • 4x3 Box - External dimensions approx. 120x90mm and approx. 114x83mm
  • 4x2 Box - External dimensions approx. 120x60mm and approx. 114x53mm
  • 3x2 Box - External dimensions approx. 90x60mm and approx. 84x53mm
  • 3x1 Box - External dimensions approx. 90x30mm and approx. 84x23mm
  • 2x1 Box - External dimensions approx. 60x30mm and approx. 54x23mm
  • more to come soon…

Printing

  • The lid with hinge is a print-in-place and works perfectly, very smooth, staying in place when printed with normal PLA or PETG (I don't recommend on using matte PLA on this component).
  • Regarding printing, everything is quite simple as everything is pre-configured. You will find modules with pockets for magnets of 6.1 and 6.2mm. Choose the dimension that best suits your needs, keeping in mind that various factors can cause the magnet to not fit properly or be too loose. The magnet should fit with some pressure and then should not come out; if it does, use a small amount of glue at the base of the pocket. For more information on this, please visit the main page of this project here: UMSS - Universal Modular Storage System.
    • In the case of the 2 magnets that make the lid, you will need to glue it, otherwise overtime they will come out.
  • As always, if you know how to do it, please calibrate the material (flow rate / dynamics)

Other boxes

UMSS - Boxe with divisions

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Your profile sucks on Bambu studio, some boxes show up ghoused like they are just GCode and will not print at all even After I tell slicer to fix the model.
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Replying to @JorgeRui :
that was made on propose to save you filament and time. I explain: Since lid and cases parts are of different color, I've put the box and corresponding lid in the same plate, to make it more organized... so, I've disabled the lid for printings. that way you can print the box alone, after that you should right click it (on the part or part tree on the left) and select "printable " do disable the box and enable, after that activate the lid in the same way. You can enable the print both parts at the same time (a lot more time and more material). to do that Just enable the lid and box. To end, stating that my profile sucks is very rude of you. Sure, anyone can make mistakes, but this was not the case...This function is old and well known, I chose to resort to it. but knew that people could appear who might not know that... hope this will help
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Your ignorance of the function to enable or disable printing is regrettable, but your subsequent ill-mannered critique, even after a perfectly clear explanation, reveals your true character
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It also works well on the side of your bed to hold pretty much whatever you want.
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thanks for showing that example of application.
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Replying to @JorgeRui :
Yup no problem.
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How can I lay the lid flat on the print bed? In the 3MF file, the lid and hinge are angled
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While not designed for this purpose, it is possible. There is a risk that the print-in-place may fail and the part may become stuck
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I printed multiple of those boxes, pretty nice idea to keep everything organized and not falling apart immediately. Some label printing adds additional value.
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I love the idea of the Dymo-style tags you made. They look great on the lids! An alternative would be to print something similar and stick it on, but I think your option is more eco-friendly. Thank you! And most importantly, I appreciate that you shared the final result of your work
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Very good! I made a "hack" to get a taller one. It would be nice if there was a native option here in the model
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excellent !i made a modification for my laser engraved cards as a front display. Thank you
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perfect print! works amazingly!
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excellent print
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This is awesome and the hinge design is great.
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the lid had some issues half way through, and it needs to be redone, 50% speed, i guess.
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