Assistive Rotating Pill Container (version 2.3)

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It appears that the text you've provided is a step-by-step guide on how to assemble an Assistive Rotating Pill Container using a 3D printer and possibly other materials like hot glue or adhesives for parts' cohesion, based on pictures of previous iterations. However, without any clear headings separating Steps in this response, we can only assume that your questions about "how it goes" might refer to how to attach the individual parts. Below is a more organized response assuming your questions are aimed at attaching Parts 1-4 in some specific way, following on from the instructions in Step 3 and Step 5. **Attaching Part 2 and Part 3** The first attachment refers to fitting Part 2 into the space within its inner wall that we call the pill container's structure, along with applying a thin layer of glue or adhesive where necessary. For Step 2: Attachments involving Parts 1 and 3 might mean adding these parts into position as described, so we'd insert part 3 onto part 1 by putting bottom part's circular extrusions through top part 1 hole (not further up than Part 2). This process allows both circular sections from top part of our case to be free to turn when pill cases' slots change their orientation based on movement. ### How It Works This assistive tool makes use of rotating mechanics to display pills by rotating around central axis each time a user pushes the next day forward which releases it back onto its own section at end. To attach Parts 2 and 3 into this design as stated in steps above you must do both following steps below: **Step 1:** Take your first 2 components -Part 1, Part 3 (as colored in the diagrams they should appear red indicating that's where to place your glue/adhesive) once placed correctly ensure everything fits properly within other component boundaries; make sure circular openings go through one end onto other’s flat sides. **Step 2:** Continue assembly by adding more components until complete including refilling with desired pills.