It took way longer than expected but here is the one latch version of my Snaplock V3 boxes. This allows to have even smaller boxes to store small items.

I’ve always liked my IKEA Skadis board, but most bins available online require support for the hooks. On top of that, they are often printed upright, meaning the hooks are not aligned with the strongest print orientation, making them more prone to breaking. With this design, I focused on optimizing the print orientation of the hooks for maximum strength. To achieve this while keeping the model fully parametric, I opted for a print-in-place, foldable design.

This new version of my Snaplock boxes was designed based on feedback from the previous two iterations. I moved away from the single-latch design of the V2 and returned to a dual-latch system for improved reliability. The latches are easier to operate than V1 and cannot be assembled backwards this time. While the design has evolved, the spirit of the model remains the same, a fully functional solution that is 100% 3D printed.