screw top containers 3d models

Here are three secure, screw-top containers specifically designed to safely store pills or small objects. The smallest compartment holds exactly two to three standard aspirin tablets. Each container was crafted using the Threads.scad library, which...

If you would like a Commercial License to sell prints made from these designs, please join me on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/kazitoad This is a collection of small screw-top parts containers. There are three patterns for the jars and one...

This is a collection of small screw-top parts containers. There are three patterns for the jars and one universal cap that fits them all.</p><p>The parts print and fit together easily. All of the parts should be printed flat-side down without...

⚠️ A completely new version available ⚠️ see: https://www.prusaprinters.org/prints/27181-prusament-screw-top-container-v2 Dominik made very nice containers from Prusament spool cores. ...However, I didn't like that the top cover is essentially inserted...

A simple hanging screw-top container based on a Bison Tube but twice the size.

A simple hanging screw-top container based on a Bison Tube but twice the size.

*Go to https://www.printables.com/model/257973-parametric-screw-top-container for larger pictures and better downloads* A simple screw top container made in fusion 360. Print at 0.2mm layer height if you are using the default thread parameters...

I'm designing a screw-top container in Fusion 360 for my daughter's colored pencils. The design features a water-resistant seal thanks to a large O-ring added to the base of the thread. ...This versatile container can be used for various activities such...

... as well. ...This is a basic screw top container with a thumb divot. ...The higher the resolution used in printing, the better the threads will turn out; but I have successfully printed this at .3mm resolution without any problems with the threads.

This is a Parametric Fusion 360 Screw Top Container. I've successfully 3D printed this container as small as 4x10x2mm (InsideDia, Height, Wall), and I have a passion for printing extremely tiny things. The provided STL files are designed for a...

Simple screw-top containers are incredibly versatile, capable of holding a wide range of items. The thread system consists of interlocking male and female parts that are molded together in one piece, creating a durable and reliable mechanism. Many...

A single thread version of a screw top container, crafted with precision. Printed using GizmoDorks Conductive ABS, which explains why the fill rate is at 40%. It seems that this material isn't fond of bridging over open fill structures. The size is...

v17: Fixed issue with lid grips not changing when the lid height is changed.A simple screw top container made in fusion 360.Print at 0.2mm layer height if you are using the default thread parameters (0.75mm).&nbsp;I recommend printing out some small...

This is a simple screw top container. Lid fits nice and tight. Heavy Duty. Holds items about 6" long. ...I also added a couple smaller sizes for 3" and 2" items

Screw Top Container. This is made to print the top piece at 102 percent. The model was designed so the round outside will match diameter when the top is printed at 102 percent. The male threaded base piece should be printed at 100 percent. Thread...

If there is not enough friction to hold the part in place — insert it in a way where the teeth don't align with the grooves. You can read a story about this design on TerpuhLabs. The first version that I made was a remix of the CONTAINERS - PRUSAMENT...

Small container 35mm x 36mm when screwed together.

Waterproof twist-top containers designed for easy shelf mounting, available now.\r\nCheck out my latest creations and stay updated with my regular uploads, thanks for your interest.

Wider and more stout than my last one, this screw container is intended for storing small items, like beads.Print Settings:0.4mm nozzle0.2mm layer heightNo supports15% infill

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... to start with a series of partial on-off movements to smooth out any minor bumps caused by the printing process. Given the tight fit between the threads, be careful not to over-tighten the top part, as this might prevent you from removing it later.

This means that attaching the top requires a counterclockwise turn, while removing it necessitates a clockwise motion. To ensure a smooth experience, I found it beneficial to begin by making several partial on/off rotations to gently wear off any...

Here is the rewritten text: Easy-open container for storing anything you desire.

I wanted to make my own threads in tinkercad and they worked pretty good. ...A friend gave me the idea for a waffle container, so I found a waffle and made it into a container(jar?).

Simple container to store anything you'd like, fits in most cup holders. ...Easy to scale up in slicers with the current tolerances and very easy to print.

<p>I wanted to make my own threads in tinkercad and they worked pretty good. ...A friend gave me the idea for a macaron container, so made it!

Another model is specifically crafted to accommodate the Ledger Nano S, providing a seamless interface between the container and this popular hardware wallet. ...The third iteration is optimized for use with Trezor devices, ensuring secure storage and...

Storage container with dispenser & stoarge cap. Made it for my tobacco so it isn't such a mess all the time. ... It's pretty big, so scale it down to the needed size in your slicer - best print the dispenser cap with supports.

Storage container with dispenser & stoarge cap. Made it for my tobacco so it isn't such a mess all the time. ...It's pretty big, so scale it down to the needed size in your slicer - best print the dispenser cap with supports.

More info on how to make the PLA-glass here and here.I just glued the glass cylinder into the top and bottom part by dripping a little acetone into the grooves with a syringe.I'll add instructions with pictures and maybe a video soon.