A 3D print by oddlyhelpful
A container.
Sized by you.
Any size you set, with compartments or a fitted pocket for each thing. Label the underside, save the ones you like, and download the STL. Every size stacks on every other.
Five steps / Designs stay in this browser
Set up your container.
Replace every setting with the original 3-row container?
Container
Reads
Cut 0.6 mm into the base in letters 3 mm tall, as it reads with the container turned over, which is the view here. Every line is centered, and a line too long for one goes onto a second. In the middle, the lines go above and below the oddlyhelpful mark; with no room there, they stack in the middle and the mark moves to a corner. In a corner, the mark keeps the middle, or moves across from a label that reaches it. The date and time are taken when the STL is built. The fit test carries its fit offset alone.
Saved in this browser.
Details
The selected one is what the Print step uses. Configure one to keep working on it.
Nothing saved yet. Configure a container, name it, and save.
Downloads
Print the container upright, its floor on the bed, with no supports. Print the fit test first.
Print details
Every downward face sits at 45.25° or steeper, so nothing needs holding up.
The fit test is the bottom 10 mm of the same part, the same footprint, the same rim and rebate, a few minutes of print time. Two of them stack, which tests the joint before a full part does.
The rim is 0.60 mm thick and 3 mm tall at the very top: slow the last few layers down. Leave elephant-foot compensation on; the bottom outer edge is sharp on purpose.