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KT2024 Tokens, Box, and Measuring Tool

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Box.stl KT2024 Tokens, Box, and Measuring Tool
Lid.stl KT2024 Tokens, Box, and Measuring Tool
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Creation quality: 5/5 (2 votes)
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7 files (3MF, STL, and ZIP) Close
  • Box.stl
  • Lid.stl
  • Measuring Tool.3mf
  • STLs.zip
    • Measuring Tool/Conector.stl
    • Measuring Tool/Bottom.stl
    • Measuring Tool/Top.stl
    • Token Box/Lid.stl
    • Token Box/Box.stl
    • Tokens/Plus.stl
    • Tokens/Skull.stl
    • Tokens/Krak_Frag.stl
    • Tokens/Comms.stl
    • Tokens/Objective 2.stl
    • Tokens/Flash_Smoke.stl
    • Tokens/Mine.stl
    • Tokens/Objective 3.stl
    • Tokens/Objective 1.stl
    • Tokens/Ammo.stl
    • Tokens/Engage.stl
    • Tokens/Exclamation.stl
    • Tokens/Octogon.stl
    • Tokens/Flame.stl
    • Tokens/APL+1-1.stl
    • Tokens/Zap.stl
    • Tokens/Security_SeekandDestroy.stl
    • Tokens/Conceal.stl
    • Tokens/Recon_Infiltrate.stl
    • Tokens/Injured.stl
  • Token Box.3mf
  • Tokens.3mf
  • Tokens_MultiMaterial.3mf

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Last update 2024-10-11 at 15:13
Publication date 2024-09-27 at 04:09
Design number 2323428
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hinglemccringleberry
hinglemccringleberry

Is there a way to measure three inches or six inches with the included ruler? I added my own notches with negative modifiers but they look kind of ugly.

RStudio
RStudio

Not yet but that’s a good idea! I’ll come up with a solution in the next couple days and update the files!

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hinglemccringleberry
hinglemccringleberry

thanks! while you're at it it would be really helpful if you made the bottom half of the token holder a tiny bit wider, at least at the end that holds the wide end of the measuring tool. the wide end of the measuring tool is 50.839mm (It should be 2 inches, 50.8mm) and the place it's supposed to go is 50.8mm. So if you reduced the width to actually 2 inches (50.8mm) and increased the slot size to 50.95 the tool would fit better. some printers that aren't fully calibrated might have a better time with a larger clearance than .15mm.

I had to shave down the one i printed to make it fit.

I love your design though, it's so efficient! I can't wait to see this updated.

hinglemccringleberry
hinglemccringleberry

the thinner half of the measuring tool (25.4mm width) fits the slot (25.4mm width) despite there not being any clearance, so maybe no clearance is necessary. I'm not sure.
mgalosi
mgalosi

I wanted to edit my comment on the tolerences but it appears you cannot so I deleted it rather than leave visible harsh . Sorry I just went through so much hassle trying to modify it myself but maybe its my printer but usually my calibration is spot on. I even used a smaller nozzle for the measuring tool so maybe my walls were too thick for the body and thats why the measuring tool fits very tight there.

Its still very usable, its just that the measuring tool side of my lid sits up like .5mm from being flush on one side, only when the measuring tool is inside. I look forward to the update and I will give it another print! I updated my rating back to 5 stars.

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RStudio
RStudio

Thanks so much, I really appreciate it and I look forward to getting that update up asap!

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RStudio
RStudio

Also, if possible are you able to share some photos of your previous print? It will help me troubleshoot the problem! Thanks :)

hinglemccringleberry
hinglemccringleberry

the problem is that the measuring tool is .4mm too large at that end, and even if it was the right size (2 inches, 50.8mm) the hole it's suposed to fit in is also exactly 50.8mm, and things need a tiny bit of clearance to fit nicely.

hinglemccringleberry
hinglemccringleberry

i mean.04mm too large. The measuring tool is 50.84mm at that end and the slod it needs to fit into is 50.8mm.
MiserableJingle
MiserableJingle

Do these need s for the underside of the tokens or do they print fine without?

RStudio
RStudio

They print best without, just make sure your bridging settings are correct for your printer!
_Chack_
_Chack_

Hello! Check the files, they don't look like the ones in your photo. Why are the lid and token container sealed?

RStudio
RStudio

Hiya! Files were quietly updated to a V2, check new photo!

If you are seeing the box and lid as one fused part the issue is likely that the file was loaded incorrectly by your slicer.

The files are in a 3mf file format and some, like the box and lid file, are multi-body parts. Your slicer should be able to identify the multiple bodies and treat them as separate parts, but it’s possible it may not be able to.

I will update the listing later today with stl versions of the files for ease of use across different slicers!

RStudio
RStudio

Individual STLs now available for ya!

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