Use Pringle Clear Lids for ALL Containers- UPCYCLE

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<p>Currently I have created 10 containers of different shapes and sizes.<br>They all have one thing in common. 'PRINGLE' - clear flexible lid will fit them ALL tightly . NOW with stacking ring see below.<br>Unfortunately most of us cannot print a strong clear flexible pop-on, pop-off lid to seal a container.<br>Therefore with my containers all you need to do is up-cycle your used 'Pringle' container lids.<br>I have now found some other lids used by other manufacturers that are the same size!</p><p>see video: <a href="https://www.dropbox.com/s/fn320fgn3hdlj37/Containers%20online%20video.mp4?dl=0">VIDEO LINK</a></p><p>I have printed the containers in both PLA and PETG.</p><p>NOW WITH STACKING RING: <a href="https://www.prusaprinters.org/prints/40145-stacking-ring">PRUSA 3D printing Link</a></p><p>Just for fun I thought the Hexagonal Container would make a nice Money Box.</p><p>Over the years I have collected many small metal tins for DIY items, unfortunately you have to open them to find the contents and over time they get RUSTY!</p><p>Whilst the plastic lids can be recycled. That requires more energy!<br>I think the lids are great to use as is, strongly support contents and to see instantly what is inside the container.<br>I have played about with the tolerance of the lid to get a tight fit.</p><p>The shapes and thicknesses of the containers makes them robust.</p><p>I was thinking of the Prusa Mini when I made the 175mm tall cylinder, compared to the larger 200mm tall cylinder.</p><h3>Print instructions</h3><p>Layer height 0.2mm, infill 15%.<br>All Container models can be printed upright on the printing bed.<br>No support is required for any of the containers.</p>