Sliding Door Storage Box

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General details:

• Easy Print-in-Place Design
• Three parts included
• Does require a little assembly
• Sanding Surfaces before Using is recommended

Assembly:

1. Slide into the bin the accordion door from the bottom
2. Snap on the handle into the hole on the placed door.
3. Done!

3D Printing instructions:

• Model designed for FDM printing
• Print bed needed: 180x180mm
• Infill: 5-10%
• Layer height: 0,2 – 0,25 mm
• Print Speed: 40-60 mm/s
• Noozle diameter: 0,4 mm
• Support: no supports / no support needed
• Material: PLA, ABS
• Cooling Fan Speed: PLA 100%, ABS LOW or OFF to prevent warping
• Extruder (Hot End) Temperature: PLA (190-220°C), ABS (220-250°C)
• Bed Temperature: PLA (50-60°C), ABS (90-110°C)
• Bed Adhesion: 3DLAC Spray adhesive (For perfect adhesion to the printing bed and to avoid warping)
• We printed the body with PLA filament because we aimed for low shrinkage,
  if you have an enclosed printer, using ABS should not be a problem
• Neither Rafts nor Brims needed for printing
• Slicing made with Prusa Slicer

Similiar models:

• Screws and Nuts Storage Box STL
• Foldable Sheet Box STL

We 3D printed it with an Ender 3 V2 Neo

This Foldable Flexi Sheet Box Model STL 3Dprintable files are optimized for above meantioned print bed! You can attempt to resize for different scale/size. However, you will might need to modify the downloaded digital file for articulated body parts to work as expected!

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Abbreviations:

STL – (STereoLitography)
ABS – (Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene)
PLA – (Polylactic Acid)
FDM – (Fused Deposition Modeling)