Spirit Island - Organized Element Crate

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This is a remix of ONE part of VeniVidiVeni's "Spirit Island - Miracle Organizer" found here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4777609 Their organizer is awesome. I didn't like how the element crate is an open box, so I created an organized box to keep the eight elements separate, in the exact same amount of space. Your enjoyment of this may depend on how large your fingers are. Notes: 1. If you flip this upside-down and shake, some pieces may still fall out. I think it's a fair trade-off for organization. (My prototype didn't fall out but it was really hard to grab the tokens out.) 2. Best practices for 3D printing suggest a 0.3mm clearance for parts that fit together. I didn't have much space to work with so I used a 0.2mm clearance. This means if your printer has poor calibration, these pieces might struggle to slide together. 3. When the pieces print out, don't shove them together all the way or it might be very difficult to get them apart again. Slide the middle part on the bottom part a centimeter or so, back and forth, until there's some resistance but nothing is getting stuck. Once you've made sure most of the length is sliding comfortably, flip the middle part and slide the other side in the same way. Same with the lid although it has more flex and will most likely not get stuck. 4. I printed with supports (Normal structure, 50 angle, Zig Zag pattern) it only generated for the bottom of the middle piece. I'm not sure if it's necessary, but it printed well. If anything it might make the pieces stay together better when they slide together. You could probably do without. 5. Feel free to print the lid flat-side down if you're worried about the overhang. I printed it this way because I wanted to have the top of the box (smaller side) to print on my glass bed. Printer: Ender 3 S1 Plus