altoid tin 3d models

Tweaked an already nice design. I adjusted the size and split into 2 parts so it will tuck under the lip and lock into place. I printed in ASA on a Voron. ... YMMV with your combo.

Altoids Tin cord winder for three-foot iPhone cord.

... the "lip" of the tin, but for the most part it is fairly snug. You can use negative spaces in Tinkercad or whatever to easily make custom cutouts to put stuff in Altoids tins and have them fit perfectly! ...Print instructionsCategory: 3D Printing

This model allows a longer handle to fit in the tin. ...As long as the handle fits on the Altoids tin you will be able to use this model.

Fits well, a little wiggling around because you have to push it over the "lip" of the tin, but for the most part it is fairly snug. You can use negative spaces in Tinkercad or whatever to easily make custom cutouts to put stuff in Altoids tins and...

Portable Watercolor Kit in an Altoids Tin Organizer: A Creative Storage Solution. ...Two powerful Ø12mm neodymium magnets are strategically placed on each side, expertly securing all your art supplies in their designated compartments.

This PCB holder is engineered to securely snap into an Altoids tin, effectively cradling an 85 x 53 mm printed circuit board without compromising its delicate traces. A dedicated 6.5 mm tall compartment in the base of the design allows for a small...

A nice little spell slot counter that fits in an Altoids tin. It uses pegs that can also be stored in the tin. ... Because the base is shorter than the tin in order to hold the pegs when the lid is closed, you will need to glue the base to the bottom of...

A perfect insert for an Altoids tin that fits like a glove, just requires a gentle push over the slight lip at the top. With a little wiggling, it settles snugly into place. ...Designing custom cutouts using Tinkercad or other software makes it easy to...

Second, it was very loose in my Altoids tin. I stretched it slightly for a tighter fit. As a consequence, the holes will be imperceptibly larger, but that shouldn't be a problem. Both stretched and non-stretched are available. Finally, I created...

Second, it was very loose in my Altoids tin. I stretched it slightly for a tighter fit. As a consequence, the holes will be imperceptibly larger, but that shouldn't be a problem. Both stretched and non-stretched are available. Finally, I created...

An SD card organizer to compliment the various Altoids tin nozzle holders. Simple to print, pick your material, infill, etc. A thin piece of window foam [apply adhesive on the side of the printed piece itself] can prevent the insert from...

The Steampunk Bible article featured my popular Altoids tin project, which I've carried for years to hold medications and vitamin pills during travel. Originally, I used cut-up SMTWTFS pill box dividers but found it challenging with my fingers. To...

Altoids Tin Reed Storage! Just use a drop or two of superglue to secure the base inside the bottom - it's optional, but it keeps your tips from ever slipping and hitting the metal - and then rest the lid attachment across your reeds, apply some...

This is an Altoids tin insert for holding a Dial Indicator that plays a crucial role in my printing setup. The indicator itself has been passed down through generations, originally belonging to my grandfather and then my father before eventually...

These are the pieces for my Altoids Tin Chess Board. They're designed to accept 4 mm X 2 mm disk magnets, which can be found cheaply in quantities of 500 on eBay from China for under $10. I was trying to figure out how to make a magnetic chess set...

... progress" until I can test print. ... Small paint mixing palettes designed to fit in an Altoids or similar sized tin. ... If printing via FDM, it's suggested to coat with a layer of resin to prevent the paint from sticking inside the print lines.

Much improved version of the earlier caddy lacking the annoying pointy bits and added big access port to poke the tin out if it gets stuck.

These tins on the other hand, I have tons of. They only cost a few dollars anyway and come with mints.</p> <p>I suppose you could also toss them on a fridge or the hood of your car.</p> <p>The pieces fit upright with the lid closed just fine. They...

My Altoids tin fell open in my computer bag a few weeks ago. Never again.</p><ul><li>Holds the lid shut securely even when significant force is applied.&nbsp;</li><li>Maintains a slight pressure when closed to prevent the lid from moving or...

an Altoids tin!To assemble, finagle the dividers into your empty Altoids tin, then snap the lid on the curled edges of the tin.The lid is a derivative of my parametric print-in-place sliding puzzle and should print in place, but you may need to give...

Just a little gadget to help with ammo and hit point tracking at our game night inspired by the many altoid tin projects out there especially those of mikeymakesit.Added a version for arrows / torches/ rations and custom remixed pins to track these.

Made a nozzle holder that fits in an Altoids Tin V3 Updated .30 dot

Remix of Altoids tin caddy by DonaldJ. Make it more shallow (40mm), and only 4 tins. ...I'm using them for kids' banks.

Card and dice organizer for Altoids tin Can hold up to 30 cards (45 mm x 32 mm) in each card tray slot. ...Dice tray can hold 8 sets of 6 dice (5 mm)

...I used https://grabcad.com/library/altoid-tin as reference so in theory any atloids tin that is about 3 1/2'' by 2 1/4'' should be able to house this insert. 3D Printing Settings: - Material: PLA, ABS, (anything really). - Layer height: .1 -.3.

I'm really impressed with the Modular Altoids Tin Storage Rack created by EvQuink - it holds tins firmly in place and attaches easily to the end of my office or workshop bookshelf. I've printed multiple units, sometimes mounting them individually and...

Card and Dice Organizer for Altoids Tin. This ingenious contraption allows you to store up to 30 cards, each measuring 45mm x 32mm, in its card tray slots. The dice tray, meanwhile, can hold a staggering eight sets of six dice, each with a diameter...

... ...Make use of an Altoids tin! This divider features six distinct compartments, complete with holes for magnets to secure them in place. Say goodbye to misplaced screws, nuts, bolts, fishing gear, paper clips, and office supplies once and for all!

Just a quick design for an insert for an altoids tin that holds Japanese coins. I don't really understand the various types of licenses, but I couldn't care less if you print and sell these, modify the design, whatever. ...You do you.