This is a fully customizable magnetic screw tray.
lots of possibilities to influence the design / rounding.
In case you are interested in more customizables things i created, check out this collection:
https://www.thingiverse.com/rainers/collections/rainers-customizable-things
Version History:
2019-01-08 Version 3.0
changed the bottom thickness for the Stackable lid to be defined by BottomT parameter instead of LidT to avoid very thick lids where not needed.
fixed a bug where the text horizontal offset for line1 did not get applied
2019-01-07 Version 2.9
new options for the Text location on the lid that allows the text to go along the X or Y axis. this allows to orientate the text on the lid better
fixed some bugs related to slideoverlid generation&magnet position
2019-01-05 Version 2.7
Re-implemeted all text handling
fixed SlideoverLid when used with higher outer Radius
2019-01-03 Version 2.6a
new parameter EncloseBottomMagnet. If selected, the bottom magnets will be fully enclosed in the body. This will require you to stop the print just at the right time and insert the magnets before continuing.
small fix for LidMagnetPosition where incompatible lid magnet holes had been created for the actual lid
2019-01-03 Version 2.5
Adjusted LidMagnet Positions &WallT correction for rounded stackable boxes
2019-01-02 Version 2.4
Added support to make the box Stackable.
Re-implemented & improved most of the Lid and LidMagnet Code
improved automatic parameter checking & correction. The code will try to automatically adjust various parameters to the required minimal parameter values ( e.g. WallT,LidType,Height,....)
2018-12-26 Version 2.3a
you can now increase compartment sizes. for each compartment you can choose to double x,y or both sides. By increasing compartments that are located next to each other you have quite some freedom to create compartments as big as you want.
small bug fix for text on slideover lid (thanks to dagobert_ch for finding it!)
2018-12-22 Version 2.2
Text is there! You can now add text to any / all of the box sides. choose from any of the google fonts, choose font style/size
text on top and inside lid
2018-12-18 Version 2.1
New parameter LidType can be used to choose between the following Options:
New Options for Parameter LidCutout can be used to decide where the round cutouts on the lid will be created.
Parameter plausibility checking improved. I'm trying to check the most important parameters and automatically adjust thes to avoid not working parameter combinations. this currently applies to: InnerRadius,OuterRadius and WallThickness. It might be still possible to create a non-working parameter combination, but most pitfalls should already be avoided automatically.
lots of other internal code enhancements
2018-12-15 Version 2.0
Major code rewrite
lots of smaller improvments/fixes
2018-12-14 Version 1.3
-improved the shape of the support cylinder for the lid magnets to better blend into the compartment shape
2018-12-11 Version 1.2
Magnetic Lids are now possible!
There are 3 new parameters in the Section "Magnetic Lid"
LidMagnetDepth - defines the height of the magnet (=depth of the hole)
You have to adjust the other parameters for the box/tray in a way to make enough place for the magnet holes. this can be done by adjusting WallT which sets the thickness of the outer walls or by creating round enough compartments so that the magnets can be placed in the outer edges of the box.
If there is not enough space, the cylinder supporting the magnet hole will interfere with the inner area of the compartments.
2018-12-09 Version 1.1
New Parameter "LidCutout" can be used to create round cutouts on the side walls of the lid. when set to "Yes", this makes it a lot easier to remove the lid from the box.
Some tips:
add some tolerance to your magnet size. for an 8x1.5mm I am actually using 8.2 x 3mm. 3 is maybe a bit much, but due to the bridges hanging a little bit, this can compensate for that, and the magnets will be recessed a bit more in the bottom part.
You can download the .scad file and use the "customizer" in openscad.
This will require the latest unstable build of openscad for your operating systems.
have fun and remember to leave a like and to share your makes!
In case you are using the scad file on your local PC you can install the Google webfonts to your openscad folder to have the full list of fonts available.
you can download the full set of font from here: https://github.com/google/fonts/
Then copy everything you find in the included "ofl" folder to you openscad\fonts folder (e.g.C:\Program Files\OpenSCAD\fonts on my PC)
i ended up having e.g. a folder C:\Program Files\OpenSCAD\fonts\exo containing the .ttf files needed.
then restart openscad and reopen the scad file. openscad will rebuild it's font file automatically and it should work
The author marked this model as their own original creation. Imported from Thingiverse.