Small modular Box for small components

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Plan Your Print

About 37 g of filament From the designer's print profile

Print Profile 2h 59m 37 g PLA

What it takes

8 plates 2h 59m 37 g PLA

P1S, X1 Carbon, A1, X1, H2D Pro, H2S, X1E, H2D, A1 mini, P1P, P2S, H2C, X2D, A2L

Recommended Print Settings: • Layer height: 0.12–0.16 mm (use a slightly higher first layer for a smoother bottom surface) • Wall thickness: 2–3 perimeters for strength • Infill: 50–100% depending on sturdiness; 100% recommended for inserts and heavy items • Supports: Not required – designed for support-free FDM printing • Print orientation: Lid flat on the bed for best fit; boxes can be printed upright or on their side • Filament: PLA or PETG; transparent filament works well for lids to view contents Tips: • Print inserts with 100% infill for stability and easy handling of tiny components • Slightly tighter tolerances may help lids fit better depending on filament shrinkage • A slightly thicker first layer improves bottom surface smoothness when printing at 0.12 mm

Plate Details (8)

0.4 mm nozzle, all plates

Plate 1 · SMD Components Box_LID

10m 2 g PLA · 2 g

Plate 2 · 1.2_8_20_spring_SMD Components Box_BOX

42m 9 g PLA · 9 g

Plate 3 · SMD Components Box_SPRING BASE

10m 1 g PLA · 1 g

Plate 4 · 1.2_8_20_spring_DOUBBLE_SMD Components Box_LID

13m 3 g PLA · 3 g

Plate 5 · 1.2_8_20_spring_DOUBBLE_SMD Components Box_BOX

1h 2m 15 g PLA · 15 g

Plate 6 · DOUBBLE_SMD Components Box_SPRING BASE

13m 2 g PLA · 2 g

Plate 7 · SMD Components Box_INSERT

12m 2 g PLA · 2 g

Plate 8 · SMD Components Box_INSERT 2

16m 3 g PLA · 3 g

Designer's Description

Modular Spring (1.2mm x 8mm x 20mm) - Loaded Storage Boxes – Two Sizes + Custom Inserts

Keep your small parts neatly organized with this versatile, 3D-printable storage system! Designed for electronics hobbyists, makers, and DIY enthusiasts, these modular boxes are perfect for storing SMD components, screws, nuts, bolts, and other tiny parts.

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Features:

## Two sizes included – perfect for both medium and very small components. More sizes may be added if there’s demand!
## Printable inserts – ideal for SMD resistors, capacitors, ICs, and other tiny components to keep them separated and easily accessible.
## Spring-loaded lids – open smoothly and close securely. Lids can be printed in transparent filament for easy identification or labeled for quick reference.
## Modular design – boxes interlock, so you can expand and customize your storage layout as your collection grows.
## FDM-friendly – fully optimized for 3D printing with no supports required and simple assembly.

BUY:

## Any spring around 20 mm long and 7–9 mm in diameter will work for this design. I personally prefer the 1.2 mm thread resistance on the lid—it provides a satisfying snap and ensures it stays securely closed. I’ve also tried 0.8 mm threads , which still hold the lid shut, but the closing doesn’t have the same tactile snap.

This system combines functionality, flexibility, and a touch of fun—perfect for anyone who works with small components and wants their workspace tidy, efficient, and customizable. Whether you’re a PCB tinkerer, electronics enthusiast, or just need a practical way to organize tiny parts, these boxes are built to make your life easier.

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