Compartmented box with separate lids

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I had a need for a container that could hold four weeks' worth of pills, along with individual lids so I could open each compartment and empty its contents one day at a time. The end result was not full separate lids, but rather sliding lids designed for each week. Since I needed to access the pills individually by day, it worked out perfectly; however, if you required random access to a particular compartment, this may not be your best option.\n\nThe manufacturer notes in the post-printing instructions below are crucial for your reference.\nPrint Settings\nPrinter Brand:\n SeeMeCNC\n Printer: \n Rostock MAX\n Rafts: \n No\n Supports: \n No\n Resolution: \n 0.2mm\n Infill: \n 15%\n\nPost-Printing\nThe lids were designed to fit tightly at first slide. If they weren't tight, they could easily slide out the side. However, this creates a balancing act that relies on the precision of your printer's dimensional accuracy. There is a setting called 'slop' which can aid in resolving this issue. Adding more slop makes the lid loose, while decreasing it results in a tighter fit. The goal is to have resistance on the first slide without it jamming completely. If you're able to smoothly insert and remove the lid over 2-3 slides, the tightness should even out to a consistent feel. \n\nSlop is a very precise variable; for my printer, values between 2.0-3.0 yield optimal results. Specifically, setting it at 3.0 allows lids to easily fall off while a value of 2.0 renders them unusable. Happily, the ideal sweet spot I found was 2.5.