altoids dispenser 3d models

This marks the final arrival of the Altoids Accessories, a versatile Holster/Case equipped with P-Rails and a secure belt loop that enables users to attach vital accessories for camping or surviving in the wilderness at their convenience.

Add some foam or other padding to the lid if the mood strikes you. Print Settings Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.16 adaptavie Infill: 20 Filament: whatevs PLA you do you boo Notes: More altoids...

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.

Featuring a capacity of 12 Altoids tins, this rack is designed for easy organization; its dimensions measure 150mm x 180mm x 33mm. ...Printing instructions are provided with your BukoBot.

A mini tic-tac-toe game that fits in an Altoids Mint tin. The pieces include stems for ease of use and the base has a raised grid to help keep organized. ...Base fits snugly inside the tin.

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...

printed a few altoid sized cases an they all were really tight fits an hard to open once closed so i jumped into tinkercad an made this case. its quite a bit taller than the altoids case but i made it to have hinges an a small latch on the front to...

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...

I love the concept and I happen to have an Altoids tin on hand, which I revamped entirely based on my previous post as a remix. ...Huge thanks go out to Grantisimo for coming up with the initial idea that sparked this creative project.

I design custom altoids tin dividers with precision-crafted 1-millimeter thick floors and walls. ...My prints are rendered at a high-resolution setting of .350 millimeters, as finer details aren't required for this project and would prolong the printing...

... for MK10 nozzle spares and assorted small components. ...Its sleek Altoids tin design accommodates ten spare nozzles, while an expansive vacant space is reserved for storing additional hot-end accessories such as PTFE tubing and heat blocks.

Altoids insert to hold either 4 DotLeaf ovens or 4 DotAIO tanks (though I would recommend putting a cap on the latter because... you know... liquid). ...Grooves on either side to allow even chubbier fingers to get them out, but it's always a compromise...

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...

I've taken my previous design and reworked it to perfectly fit inside an Altoids tin. ...Version 4 now employs M3 bolts and nuts to securely fasten the bands in place using two reliable zip ties, a suggestion I'm grateful for, courtesy of JP's...

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...

Made my own version of a dice insert for a local mint brand: Fisherman's Friend. ...And because everything is standardised turns out it fits in an Altoids tin too! Put some felt in the lid and BAM. ...Portable dice storage and rolling!

This is an Altoids insert for holding 1/4 hex bits. Print instructionsCategory: Tool Holders & Boxes Print Settings Printer: Custom Pursa Rafts: No Supports: No

This is a remix of my previous design, reworked to fit perfectly inside an Altoids tin. V4 utilizes M3 bolts and nuts to secure the bands with two zip ties, courtesy of JP's ingenious idea. You can find the Altoids tin design at...

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...

I love Altoids tins and use them to store everything.But I'm starting to have a lot and I wanted to organize them.I didn't have at home two small rubber band and I used a long one, as in the photo, and it works perfectlyTo lock the hook use a piece...

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...

I'm excited to share my first Altoids Accessories review, and today I'll be focusing on two essential tools for setting traps: a compact blade and saw. Don't get your hopes up about using these to fell trees or construct shelters - they're...

I also created a Battleship game that fits inside an Altoids container: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2769799 To assemble the game, you'll need some glue to secure the top and bottom of the grid together. Additionally, you'll need to print...

I prefer to use optional shims placed in opposite corners whenever I print an Altoids Container Thing. This is purely a matter of personal preference, as the shims take up much space left by the lip on these tins. ... The Tray was updated to version 2...

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...

Create a compartmentalized Altoids Smalls tin with ease! Simply print out the provided divider using a 3D printer, empty the tin, and place the divider inside. The divider's flexible "arms" make installation a breeze. Fill your new divided tin with...

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...

Decided to join the Altoids tin insert cult. Came up with these inserts to transport batteries - AA, AAA, 9V and 18650 batteries included. Prints easily, dimensions intentionally tight for a snug fit without adhesive. 3/19 edit: Added a version for...