Sealed Boxes for Seed/Password/Passphrase Washer

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DISCLAIMER: This is for entertainment purposes only. This is not to be relied on to maintain the order of the seed words. Nor is it to be relied on to guarantee the safe keeping of the seed words. In fact, in theory, the printer could potentially damage the washers and therefore your words. Make sure you have other backups as well! I am not responsible for any damage or loss that comes due to the use of these models. These are sealed boxes that will store washers that have been stamped with a seed word, a password or passphrase. Use these as storage devices for hiding the letters of each washer. This came about as a necessity for washer storage. I've seen many people advocate for taking seed washers and putting them all together on a bolt or something of the sort. And nothing for individual washers with passphrases/passwords. The bolt idea may be good for keeping them together, but it doesn't serve the function of maintaining secrecy/pedigree (not tamper resistant). These basically serve three functions: Prevent prying eyes from seeing it. Help prove that prying eyes haven't seen it (tamper evident). Help disguise the washer as a toy block of some sort to prevent thievery. There are multiple models included: Extremely flat box (holds one 2 mm thick washer) Regular Flat box (holds a few 2 mm thick washers Cube box (holds many 2 mm thick washers Cube Box - 24, 2 mm Washers (24 word Seed) Cube Box - 12, 2 mm Washers (12 word Seed) Upcoming updates: 1. The regular flat box is going to be updated to standardize how many washers it holds. 2. The regular cube box is going to be updated to standardize how many washers it holds. Be sure to pause the printing once the round internal pit/concave hole is starting to print and the wall of the pit is high enough that the print head won't scrape against your washer (basically right before it is about to print the roof) and then place your washer in the center of it. Be sure the washer is no thicker than 2 mm. FYI You could maybe drill a hole in the corner of the flat boxes and attach them as keychains (not sure how well that would hold up).