Glove box holder

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Work in progress! I'll post pictures of the finished product once I print one and glue it together. This is a holder for the Hardy brand (Harbor Freight) Nitrile Gloves 9mil. It should also accept the Hardy Brand 7 mil and 5 mil boxes. I built this to bolt to the side of my tool box, holding the box of 9 or 7 mil gloves in a handy location and keeping the loose box out of my tool box drawers where it was taking up space. My first version was all one piece, 130mm tall, and printed vertically, but for some reason my slicer didn't like that. The second version was 130mm tall, had a one-piece back plate, and a front section just like these, and printed face down or back down. It was a little short, so I increased the height to 150mm tall. Then the one-piece back plate was too big to print on my printer bed, so I made it smaller, 50mm tall with only one hole. Now you need to print two of them. They'll print faster and use less plastic. The back pieces get glued onto the front section, one at the bottom and one at the top. I glue the thicker part at the bottom or the top. The next version I added some hex-shaped holes to make it lighter and use less plastic. The V4 front piece is printed with a perimeter +1 shell, 20 or 25% infill, and it uses 27.8m of filament. Two back pieces use 10.9m of filament (1.75mm). This thing was made with Tinkercad. Edit it online at https://www.tinkercad.com/things/4Pc558Whn9D