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Simple Hexagon Container - 100mm Diameter

Plan Your Print
About 207 g of filament From the designer's print profile
Print Profile 7h 18m 207 g PLA
What it takes
4 plates 7h 18m 207 g PLA
A1 mini, P1S, P1P, X1, X1 Carbon, X1E, A1, H2D, H2D Pro, H2S, P2S, H2C, X2D, A2L
Octogram spiral gives impression of woodcraft design. Oriented with one of the corners pointed at the back of the print surface, to line up seams.
Plate Details (4)
0.4 mm nozzle, all plates
Plate 1 · Lid
42m 20 g PLA · 20 g
Plate 2 · 35mm
1h 12m 35 g PLA · 35 g
Plate 3 · 70mm
2h 7m 60 g PLA · 60 g
Plate 4 · 105mm
3h 17m 92 g PLA · 92 g
Designer's Description

Just a set of three simple hexagon-shaped containers.

The hexagon shaped was picked because it's the 2D shape of a D20, as viewed from above, as I designed it to store dice. The largest container can easily store 12 standard sets of D&D dice. The smallest container should easily store 3 standard sets of dice, which is nice if you want to bring a bunch of extra damage dice to a game.

The shape also allows you to pack as many containers as you like, closely together.

There are three sizes of containers in the file, including the lid they are 35mm, 70mm, and 105mm, respectively. The two smaller sizes stack to the same height as the largest size.

The horizontal surfaces are printed with the octogram spiral pattern to mimic woodwork designs. I suggest printing the lids on a smooth plate so that the pattern is visible, and the bases on a textured plate (so it's not as slippery).

Public domain because it's such a simple design, but I would love to hear if you end up printing or selling this.
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