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Small box for the Pokemon Academy (damage chips)

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
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D4x2 mm Round Magnet (20PCS) - CA001

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Hello,

 

I have created a small box for my son to store Pokemon Academy damage chips. The box fits perfectly in the game box.

For the design, I got some inspiration from BorgoTechSpace's small box, although I designed it entirely in Fusion 360.

 

The box is 108 x 50 x 15mm, it features a magnetic lid, held in place with a total of four 4x2 magnets. The magnets are press-fit on the parts, very easy to install.

It takes 1h15min to pint and uses 33g of plastic. I used PLA.

 

Note - I improved the design after printing a pair:

  • Shallower logo for less material use and poop reduction
  • Notch to ease removing the lid (especially single handed)
  • Improved slicer settings to improve logo quality

The box and its lid are made of 3 parts : black, yellow and blue.
You can change the colors easily by going to OBJECTS and then switching to your color choice. I did print an early prototype in Black & Yellow and it was very nice too!

 

Please note: This 3D printing file incorporates a logo that is a registered trademark (TM) of The Pokémon Company. This design is intended solely for personal use and is not authorized, endorsed, or affiliated with The Pokémon Company. Any commercial use, reproduction, or distribution of this design may infringe on intellectual property rights. Please respect the rights of trademark holders and use this design responsibly.

 

Constructive criticism is welcome, and a boost would be much appreciated!

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A boost would go a long way to motivate me posting more files ! 

 

Happy printing!

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