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Parametric Junction Box – modular & scalable

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Junction Box 120mm x 100mm x 60mm
Junction Box 120mm x 100mm x 60mm
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Parametric Junction Box | Parametric Junction Box

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🔧 This model is fully parametric. A boost helps to implement new modules & improvements

 

This parametric junction box is a modular, scalable enclosure system for 3D printing
The dimensions are fully controlled by parameters and are based on a 20mm grid, allowing the box to be easily adapted to different applications

The design remains visually and functionally identical regardless of size


Ideal for electronics projects, distributions, smart home applications, and DIY installations

 

!!!!! NEW !!!!! For Schuko

Junction Box Pro Plug with Grid

 

Junction Box Classic Plug with Grid

🔧 Parametric Control (20mm Grid)

Attention, the Schuko control is different. see in Red

The complete geometry of the junction box is based on a 20mm step system
The actual dimensions are defined by the number of grid units in X, Y, and Z directions

User Parameters

ParameterDescription
X_20mm_StepNumber of 20mm grid steps in Width (X)
Y_20mm_StepNumber of 20mm grid steps in Depth (Y)
Z_20mm_StepNumber of 20mm grid steps in Height (Z)

🔹 1 Step = 20 mm

Minimum Size

The smallest possible box size is:

  • 3 × 3 × 2 Steps
  • 60 × 60 × 40 mm

The Classic Box is always 10mm longer in X

  • 3 × 3 × 2 Steps
  • 70 × 60 × 40 mm

Smaller values are not supported by the design

User Parameters Schuko

ParameterDescription
Y_20mm_StepNumber of 20mm grid steps in Width (Y)
Z_20mm_StepNumber of 20mm grid steps in Height (Z)
Plug_HolesNumber of socket holes
Plug_Step_XNumber of possible socket holes Plug_Step_X=(5 x X_20mm_Step)

 

Minimum Size

The smallest possible box size is:

 

ParameterDescription
Y_20mm_Step5
Z_20mm_Step3
Plug_Holes1
Plug_Step_X1 (must be equal to or greater than "Plug_Holes")

 

The Classic Box is always 10mm longer in X

Smaller values are not supported by the design

🧩 Inserts / Cable entries (important)

The inserts (cable inserts) are also parametrically designed

➡️ Important:
For the inserts, the same X, Y, and Z step values must be used as were set for the junction box

Workflow Recommendation

  1. Configure junction box with desired steps
  2. Configure insert with identical step values
  3. After downloading:
    • simply delete unnecessary sides
    • duplicate more needed sides
    • for the Schuko version, the (“Plug_Step_X” * 5) then you have the “X_20mm_Step” for the cable entry

🧭 Note on Bambu Studio / Bambu Slicer

After importing the models into Bambu Studio, the objects must be split (separated) and realigned

Recommended procedure:

  1. Select model
  2. Execute “Split to objects”

  3. Align box, lid, and inserts flat on the print bed
  4. Move parts as needed or print individually

🧱 Integrated 20 × 20 mm Grid System

An additional 20 × 20 mm grid is integrated inside the junction box
This grid allows your own small holders, adapters, or modules to be placed directly in the box

The grid structure is intentionally kept compatible with the box's 20mm step system and expands the junction box into a modular platform

🧩 Clips System

For the grid, I provide separate clips ("Nipsi") that allow self-created parts to be easily clipped in – without screws or glue. The .Step “Junction Box Clip Board” can be easily downloaded"

here:

 

➡️ This allows you to:

  • design your own modules
  • clip them in precisely
  • and rebuild or expand the box at any time
  • AND PLEASE ALSO UPLOAD THE PRINT PROFILE HERE ON THIS PAGE :)

The Clip-Step can be downloaded and reused as desired for individual applications

🔩 Features

  • Fully parametric
  • Modular & scalable
  • Uniform wall thicknesses
  • Parametric Inserts
  • Optimized for FDM 3D printing

Thanks & happy printing 😊

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Great system! To snap in the UNO R4 plate make sure the junction box is on a flat hard surface and press down using some blunt tool like the back of a screwdriver. I was able to remove and reposition the plate multiple times without breakage by prying with a flathead screwdriver. I preinstalled the top and side inserts in the slicer so they would automatically be sealed from water. The bottom insert I added 1/2npt threaded ports for cable glands. I just got started monitoring my reverse osmosis system. This box will have plenty of room for sensors that monitor pressure, TDS, and ultrasonic sensors for softener salt and it looks super cool. Thanks again to the designer.
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Could you upload your modified version.
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Vielen Dank :)
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Replying to @Cstar707 :
Ill try, I want to make sure to do it correctly so might be a bit.
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Hat top works!!!! Thank you
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Great! Glad to hear it I will add the picture to the gallery :)
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printed in ABS for a contactor powering a water heater and controlling it remotely.
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Vielen Dank :)
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Junction Box 120mm x 100mm x 60mm
This is a fantastic concept and I really like the versatility of the design. If I were to suggest some improvements, I printed the pro lid and I found the locking mechanisms far too tight. It took a razor and some pliers for me to get them loose. I would add some additional clearance.
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If you spend some time with this one you can do some really cool stuff. I added an acrylic panel to the lid so i could peek inside. I had better luck with the clip style.
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Super project 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼 Where can I find the step file for the grid -> Nipsi?
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Download Step => Bottom file
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so good I had to double boost :)
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Thank you :) I'm very happy :)
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Simply the best. Thanks for that :-)
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Dankeschön :)
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Unfortunately I cannot turn the locking screws no chance
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Hey, great Box!!! (maybe you can (re)name the build plates :)
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