Pill and Supplement Stacker (Blank and customizable)

prusaprinters

<p><strong>***Added a new V2 with thinner walls and larger interior. V2 is compatible with V1***</strong></p><p>&nbsp;</p><p><strong>1st published print so be nice :-)</strong></p><p>I have a few other things that I have worked on for RC cars (traxxas maxx) and some odds and ends around the house, but this is the first to make it to all of you nice folks. I'm 3 months into 3d printing and less than that in CAD so any pointers are very welcomed, and I'm happy to share something I have found useful with all of you.&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Inspired by Stacking pill pots by Nigel Johnson</strong></p><p>I loved the idea, but wanted to be able to have a little more customization and the circles in the original that made of the main cylinder weren't very high resolution. The final print even at the original size had visible polygons in it. Which made for a nice clicking so that may have been intentional, but I wasn't a fan of it. I also made the text box pop-out instead of indent so that I could save a little bit of thickness on the casing and still have a good thick thread for the lids and bottoms of the pill containers</p><p>I made these from scratch so while they are inspired by the original idea they are very much my own work.&nbsp;</p><p>Only one style lid for now unless I feel inspired or get asked enough. The 3 designs here will line up though and you can mix/match them.&nbsp;</p><p>I have included a blank name plate as well as a version of each that has no text box on the side.&nbsp;</p><p><strong>You only need one lid if you only are going to have one stack.&nbsp;</strong></p><p>I have tried these at 100%, 125% and 150% so far and they all seemed to work great. They will have a bit of a tight thread the first few times and it will mostly line up the lines for the OCD folks out there, but will wear down and turn past the spot where they all line up perfectly. Tis the nature of the beast unless I figure out a way to add in a stop to make it always perfect. I didn't like that idea because then as they loosen up over time I can't tight them down to put in a bag.&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Print Settings</strong></p><p>I have only printed in Matterhacker Black PETG so far, but I'm sure PLA will work great as well as pretty much anything else as long as you have decent tolerances on your chosen printer setup.&nbsp;</p><p>Infill 15%</p><p>Layer height .20</p>