Lego Sith Art Storage

prusaprinters

<p>This is an organizational set designed for the Lego Sith Art set. &nbsp;It was designed to fit in the original box. &nbsp;The containers can be used for other art sets or for small parts storage (I'm even using some for spice storage). &nbsp;The stud shaped containers utilize a simple twist-lock design.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>The small containers hold &nbsp;~330 studs</p><p>The large containers hold ~670 studs</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>EDIT: Added 13-15 for the Iron Man Art set and also added the Fusion360 file for the text extrusions so anyone can make custom numbers/text.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>For the complete Sith Art set you need to print:</p><p>2 base_large</p><p>2 cap_large (1 and 6)</p><p>1 base_large_insert</p><p>10 base</p><p>10 cap (2-5, 7-12)</p><p>1 frame_case</p><p>1 frame_lid</p><p>2 hingpin</p><p>2 hingpin_nut</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>All Parts should be printed flat side down and the caps should have the number side up.</p><p>The numbers are model as sperate parts so that they can be placed on the caps during slicing. &nbsp;To add the numbers to the caps in Prusa Slicer:</p><ol><li>Load cap_StudStorage or cap_large_StudStorage</li><li>AddPart → Load the desired number</li><li>Set the Z height of the loaded number to 9 mm</li><li>(optional) for the larger caps, scale x and y axis 150%</li></ol><p>You can also perform a color change to make the numbers contrast.</p><p>You can create your own text for the caps, just import your personal text instead.</p><p>The case for the frame was inspired heavily <a href="https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:818653">by this</a> case designed by PaulH on Thingiverse though my case was modeled from scratch to make it bigger so it could fit all the parts for the frame.</p><p>To assemble the Frame Case:</p><ol><li>Put the lid on top</li><li>insert the pins with the flat side down</li><li>fit the nut on the end by hand</li><li>use a pliers to force the nut until it is flush with the pin</li></ol><p>&nbsp;</p><p>The insert goes in the container for the 6 studs and holds the overflow for the 1 studs</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>My set is printed on the Mk3s+:</p><p>PLA or PETG &nbsp;(I used Inland PLA and Prusament PETG depending on colors I had available)</p><p>0.2mm (quality) or better (I tried printing at 0.3mm (draft) and the fit was too tight)</p><p>20% infill</p><p>0.4mm nozzle</p><p>no supports (if your printer is good at bridging)</p>