3D Printer Nozzle storage organizer case

prusaprinters

SUMMARYWas in need of a small storage container for Volcano nozzles for my printer.  Broke out Fusion 360 and designed a small coarse threaded screw container with receptacles for volcano nozzles.VARIATIONSThere are a few different bottom half versions:Organizer with segments for .4, .6 and .8 nozzlesOrganizer with segments for .4, .6., .8 and 1.0 nozzlesOrganizer with no labels (bulk storage)Organizer with an open bottom part, could be used for miscellaneous small parts or other storageTop lid is same for all bottom parts.PRINTING NOTESAll parts in photos were printed in PLA or HTPLA (Protopasta “Midnight” multicolor HTPLA & Hatchbox “Granite” PLA)Coarse screw was designed for easy fitment  - most printers should easily handle the tolerances.Sliced with Cura 5.1, 0.4mm nozzle, standard settings, no supports, 15% gyroid infill (other infill patterns may give better top surface appearance if that's important to you)Printing the lid can be tricky due to the internal threads.  I reduce print speed considerably and increase nozzle temp 5-10º when the print reaches the internal thread layers. External threads should not give the same problem. I‘m printing 100mm/s for everything but the internal threads of the lid i print at 50mm/s  (Artillery Genius Pro w/Klipper)Color change is easily done if your machine supports it.  I changed around layer 57 but this will vary based on line height - preview in slicer and choose when you would like the change to happen.Bottom parts are based on a 6.5mm hole for the nozzles.The empty bottom version is especially versatile and could be used to organize or store many different items beyond printer nozzles.Many existing designs gave me inspiration and while not technically a remix, many ideas came from @fredslund3d and his fine model here: https://www.printables.com/model/74049-nozzle-storage-20, although 100% my own mesh you can appreciate the similarities!I wanted to experiment with coarse thread design in Fusion360 so this is the outcome of that adventure.  Enjoy.