cigarette case REMIX

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Improvements (I hope): - I removed the pre applied holes to hopefully improve compatibility with other hinges than the original creator used. You can use a small drill to make your own if you want to drill one first before screwing the screw in. Or you could use a heated needle to melt the plastic and make a hole that way. - I made the area for the hinge bigger. My hinge model did not fit the indent intended for the hinge. Especially in the Z-axis. - I made the wall behind the top hinge indent bigger. Just to give the screw more grip and make the part overall more stable. Recommended is to print the part at the screw holes you like to make 100% infill. Many slicers have an option for that. - I made the ceiling of the top part a bit bigger. This way, a standard Clipper won't rattle as much as before. - I remove the little groove on the whole back side. The original creator said that he implemented this to prevent the printer to start a layer on the front with a better final look. But I think it looks uglier than it helps. Modern printers thanks to modern slicers have pretty good layer change artifacts. Also, in many slicers you can manually tell where the change should occur. So I think this is unnecessary. - I added all 3D-file formats that the free version of Fusion360 supports. And don't ask for an .STL file. For good sake, we have 2023. .STL was invented in 1987. Use .3MF. Sadly the model looks horrible because I had only the .STL and I don't have access to these fancy AI re-mash tools from Fusion360 because I have only the free version like I said. If you want more info how to build this thing, look into the "makes" section of the original creator. I posted my "make" there. Props to the original Creator! Thank you for the beautiful model.