Lid: Powerfix / Allit small parts organizer

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<p><strong>Upgrade your small parts magazine!</strong> The Powerfix / Parkside Kleinteilemagazin 17 &amp; 33 (sold by Lidl, FR: rangement pour matériel de bricolage) and Allit VarioPlus Hobby 17 &amp; 33 (sold by Hornbach) come without lids.</p><p><strong>Take them anywhere!</strong> This lid makes it easier to take individual compartments along to a job without losing your screws along the way.</p><p><strong>Save space!</strong> It makes the compartments stackable.</p><p><strong>Triple security!</strong> The lid is snugly held by the rear lip of the compartment, both lateral snap points and along the front snap line. Attach the rear end first at an angle, then lower the front until it clicks in place.</p><p><strong>Fits like a glove!</strong> Tapered bottom edges make inserting the lid easy. The lid also fits around the internal dividers.</p><p><strong>Make it yours!</strong> Fusion360 and STEP files are available – feel free to adapt the lid for your needs.</p><h3>Print instructions</h3><ul><li>The 3MF holds three instances of the print.</li><li>Warping is an issue. Slow your print down or print multiple instances to increase the time per layer. The 3MF is already optimized for this.</li><li>Print upside down to minimize the need for supports.</li><li>0 top layers needed.</li><li>The central part can be printed as an unsupported bridge, but support with a large pattern spacing and 0 interface layers gives a nicer finish without wasting a lot of material. Ensure the bridge runs front to end, not side to side, or it will distort the thin side walls as it cools.</li><li>Recommended: 15% infill, 3 perimeters, 0.25mm layer height.</li></ul>