Ball Gag Case / Dust Cover -- Protective Cover for Ball Gag

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-English text follows- In our toy collection have accumulated over time various ball gags. Thereby, dust, hair or other fluff always interferes when one of them is used. To cope with this problem, I have long been looking for a way of a simple dust cover, but have not found it. After a bit of experimentation, this ball gag case came to be. To create the protective case, two parts need to be printed: Case-XXa and Case-XXb. These two parts differ only in the closure tabs, the XX stands for the inner diameter and thus for the diameter of the silicone ball in millimeters. Currently versions for 38mm/45mm and 52mm balls are uploaded, which corresponded to the standard sizes in our toy drawer. If slight variations are necessary I would recommend trying to simply increase/decrease the size of the models in the slicer. After the two halves are printed you need two small rubber rings (sealing rings or O-rings). These can be used to join the two halves to create a folding mechanism. -English: In our toy collection gathered various ball gags over time. Dust, hair or other fluff always interferes when one of them is used. To cope with this problem, I have been looking for a simple dust cover for a long time, but have not found it. After some experimentation, this ball gag case came to mind. To create the protective case, two parts need to be printed: Case-XXa and Case-XXb. These two parts differ only in the closure tabs, the XX stands for the inner diameter and thus for the diameter of the silicone ball in milimeters. Currently versions for 38mm/45mm and 52mm balls are uploaded, which corresponded to the standard sizes in our toy drawer. If slight variations are necessary I would recommend trying to simply increase/decrease the size of the models in the slicer. After the two halves are printed you need two small rubber rings (sealing rings or o-rings). With these you can connect the two halves so that a folding mechanism is created.