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Modular Display Box for Miniatures and Models

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Plan Your Print
About 5,428 g of filament From the designer's print profile
Print Profile 110h 19m 5,428 g PLA
What it takes
23 plates 110h 19m 5,428 g PLA
P1S, A1, P1P, X1E, H2D, X1, X1 Carbon, H2D Pro, H2S, P2S, H2C, X2D, A2L
Plate Details (23)
0.4 mm nozzle, all plates
Plate 1 · Box 245 mm
7h 10m 354 g PLA · 354 g
Plate 2 · Box 235 mm
7h 2m 345 g PLA · 345 g
Plate 3 · Box 225 mm
6h 47m 335 g PLA · 335 g
Plate 4 · Box 215 mm
6h 38m 325 g PLA · 325 g
Plate 5 · Box 205 mm
6h 24m 316 g PLA · 316 g
Plate 6 · Box 195 mm
6h 12m 306 g PLA · 306 g
Plate 7 · Box 185 mm
6h 297 g PLA · 297 g
Plate 8 · Box 175 mm
5h 49m 287 g PLA · 287 g
Plate 9 · Box 165 mm
5h 37m 277 g PLA · 277 g
Plate 10 · Box 155 mm
5h 26m 268 g PLA · 268 g
Plate 11 · Box 145 mm
5h 14m 258 g PLA · 258 g
Plate 12 · Box 135 mm
5h 2m 249 g PLA · 249 g
Plate 13 · Box 125 mm
4h 51m 239 g PLA · 239 g
Plate 14 · Box 115 mm
4h 39m 229 g PLA · 229 g
Plate 15 · Box 105 mm
4h 27m 220 g PLA · 220 g
Plate 16 · Box 95 mm
4h 16m 210 g PLA · 210 g
Plate 17 · Box 85 mm
4h 4m 201 g PLA · 201 g
Plate 18 · Box 75 mm
3h 53m 191 g PLA · 191 g
Plate 19 · Box 65 mm
3h 41m 182 g PLA · 182 g
Plate 20 · Box 55 mm
3h 29m 172 g PLA · 172 g
Plate 21 · Upper cover
2h 15m 123 g PLA · 123 g
Plate 22 · Crossbar
54m 30 g PLA · 30 g
Plate 23 · Stacking Leash
28m 14 g PLA · 14 g
Designer's Description

I have been thinking about making boxes for safe storage and display of my miniatures and printed models for a long time.

The following parameters were important to me:
1 - Protection of miniatures from dust
2 - Simple minimalist shape
3 - As light as possible and yet durable boxes
4 - Transparent front and back wall
5 - Stackability of boxes on top of each other

The boxes have dimensions of 250 x 170 mm (length x width), and I have twenty models in height with dimensions from 55 mm to 245 mm. I recommend choosing the height of the box according to the size of your miniatures.

The internal height of the cow is always 5 mm lower than the total height of the box (e.g. a 95 mm box has an internal height for miniatures of 90 mm). To make the box, you need plexiglass with a thickness of 1 mm or less for the front and back. You also need any glue to fix the upper crossbars. Assembling the box is very simple and is illustrated with a set of photos.

The procedure for making the box:

1 - After printing the required dimensions of the box, cut out the required dimensions for the front and back from the plexiglass. Cutting the plexiglass is easy with the help of a folding knife and a metal ruler. The width of the plexiglass is always 226 mm. The height of the plexiglass is always 5 mm less than the total height of the box (e.g. the height of the box is 65 mm, the height of the plexiglass is 60 mm, etc.).

2 - Now insert the plexiglass into the notches on the box, thus obtaining the front and back walls of the box.

3 - Then glue the upper crossbars to the box and thus fix the plexiglass in the correct position.

4 - If we are going to stack the boxes on top of each other, turn the box upside down and glue the stacking guides.

5 - Then we put the lid on the box and it's done :-) Before gluing, I recommend assembling the box first and testing it, and adjusting the size of the plexiglass if necessary.

The finished box is very light and yet durable enough to be stacked up to about a meter high. You can light the box from both the front and back, if necessary, for a great contrast of the shapes of your miniatures.

If you have any questions or comments, please feel free to contact me.

Have fun making boxes :-)

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