Lulu's Banana box

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Here is the rewritten text: I'm proud to share with you my banana box design created using Solidworks to improve my skills and knowledge of its functions. This unique box is made from two parts, allowing you to easily place it on your desk for storing small items like pens or other accessories. The design of this banana box was inspired by the real thing, using natural dimensions to create a realistic appearance. Unfortunately, the original banana that served as reference has since passed away. I highly recommend printing the banana at 120% scale to achieve a more impressive size. One of the benefits of using Solidworks is the ability to print parts in color, eliminating the need for painting. This feature was particularly convenient for me, as I'm not skilled with painting and it can be challenging to design accordingly. In this case, the design process was straightforward. When printing the box components, make sure to have the junction area on the bed to avoid any support issues. Parts should be rotated before printing to ensure proper alignment. To assemble the box, attach the junction part to one side using glue and leave the other side free. Be cautious when handling this part as it's not symmetrical and requires careful attention to its design. Test the fit before gluing to ensure a smooth assembly process. I've included my banana box design for your reference, created with Solidworks to familiarize myself with certain functions. This unique box allows you to store small items on your desk, such as trinkets or pens. The design was inspired by a real banana that has since passed away, and I recommend printing it at 120% scale for a more impressive size. To print the box components, use different colors and assemble them accordingly. Print the junction area on the bed without support, and prefer layers with a thickness of 0.1mm to minimize relief.