This works with my previous Hexx Case Tool Roll.
The additional Grip Lid also does a lot to make recombining containers to be more useful.
Many of the features are very similar. The most nifty probably being the way it folds open and has slots for cardboard internal dividers and walls. Assembly can be done with the same belt technique and can also use the same template for aligning staples.
The second file has a pin hinge connection that uses a bit of 1.75mm filament as the pin. The two types of container are not compatible. Print two of one file or print two of the other. If necessary, put a bit of glue at one end of the hinge, just to keep it falling out.
There is a bit of manually modeled support material that can be clipped off. If you split the model in your slicing program, you can remove it before printing.
Filament: PETG, PLA, ABS, etc
Top/Bottom Layers: 3
Perimeters: 3+
Infill: 50-100%
Bridging Angle: 45°
Support Material: No
Thin Wall Detect: Yes
Because of the long expanse that are relatively unsupported, fast infill strokes or an infill type that zig zags a lot is more likely to cause serious rippeling. Either choose an infill pattern with relatively smooth lines, or a lower infill speed. Archimedian Chords works pretty well.
Less density is certainly possible, but of course makes it less durable.
The author marked this model as their own original creation.