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3d printed caches have been a big hit in my area, so this remix is part of my Critters series. ...I printed it at 50% to save materials and print time

don't get stumped

first part of my 8 bit string. ...Enjoy.

Loved this design so I made it a cache to put out for our annual Cache-O-Ween Event.

While you could hang this in a tree by the neck, I'm sure it would break.. ...so I just stuck it in a palm tree :)

I'm still getting the hang of this 3D printing thing, so bear with me - my very first SketchUp STL file is online and it actually worked! The toolpaths I created for slicing could use some fine-tuning, though. To get good adhesion around the letters,...

This is a robust bolt with a concealed storage compartment. The design allows for space to include a sealing washer or O-ring to seal the container. The hidden chamber measures 0.8 inches in diameter and extends approximately 3.5 inches deep,...

<p>Printed on Ender 3 V2 with standard settings from original file (no changes made)</p><p>Used Ender brand Gray PLA. Eyes are painted</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Original model by <a href="https://www.thingiverse.com/Anteaus">Anteaus</a> in Thingiverse...

Tiny Nanocache Container! This awesome gadget was created using Tinkercad, the ultimate 3D design tool! ...You can edit it right now by visiting https://www.tinkercad.com/things/4MoCQSY3jd6.

cheesy.. ...I know..

Hello! Here's a mold for a fake rock. You'll put the small container into wet plaster or concrete and press it through the edge, so it stays inside. If you like, add some paint and take it out to the woods! ...See you in the woods soon!

Geocachebox that slides open

I redesigned GP001 for a streamlined look and reduced material usage. The outcome features a two-part, threaded screw cap and base, just like the original design. ...This revised version stands at approximately 2.8 inches tall and 1.6 inches wide.

Of course when i saw this print first thing came to mind was my brother in law when he cant find that FTF and gets a DNF. ...Hope you get a kick printing this one too.

I needed to replace the container in a cache I have in a cemetary's outhouse. I placed it in 2011 so long before i was 3d printing. So I thought why not make it a little more topical. Modifications I made 1) sealed the top, no need for deposits in...

This was a really fun one to do, not the usual plug to obtain. A bit tricky but the average Jo should be able to figure out where to find the log. ...Have fune printing this one out.

wanka wanka

Exterminate!

this one needs the cap to be glued while tight and aligned.

littleone wanted a yorkie cache to honor her doggie. I remixed this for her. ... It DOES need supports, I found tree supports easier to remove.

Humans tend to find and retrieve ruggedly placed caches.

I needed a Christmas ornament looking cache container for an upcoming project. I liked the screwball, but it needed a way to hang it from a tree, so I added a loop. ... Because the top makes such limited contact with the bed, I had to use a brim to...

This is the geocashing container

<p>Found on Thingverse</p>

I saw this chair, and instantly knew the name os the hide I was going to do with the remix. This one needs supports for the chair arms. ...Either Custom supports, or normal supports set to everywhere.

Wenn Sie

This was one of the first caches I converted to be mostly hallow. While it holds more, it also made it much more fragile. ...Be sure to print with at least 6 walls