Model Overview & Print Notes

If you like to keep things tidy and don't want to forget your daily vitamins, supplements and medication, the medicine tin may be what you've been looking for. A daily intake of zinc, magnesium, vitamins, etc. can be very beneficial for a healthy immune system. I personally try to promote my health and fitness with the aforementioned medication and Ashwaganda and thanks to the tin I never forget to take it. In addition, everything finally has its place and I don't have to store countless packs of medication. If you're lucky enough to have a 3D printer, you don't have to pay €30 on Amazon - you can print your own tin with a practical lid here. If you like to keep things tidy and don't want to forget your daily vitamins, supplements and medications, this medicine box may be what you're looking for. For a healthy immune system the daily intake of zinc, magnesium, vitamins, etc. can be very beneficial. Personally, I try to promote my health and fitness with said medications and Ashwaganda and never forget to take them thanks to the tin. Plus, everything finally has its place and I don't have to stow away countless medicine packs. If you are lucky enough to have a 3D printer, you don't have to pay 30€ on Amazon, but can print your own box with a practical closure for a very low price. ## 3D Printing Settings I used a BambuLab P1S with a 0.4mm nozzle to print this can. The inner lid must be "clipped" into the outer lid so that the lid can be turned easily and does not fall out. This works with a little skill. The can itself has a small overhang of less than 1 mm. These overhangs are usually more difficult to print with small nozzles. I therefore recommend a 0.4mm nozzle. (Probably also works with 0.2mm) My can is made of simple PLA but can also be printed in other materials, which are better suited for the dishwasher, for example. Dimensions: height approx. 95mm, diameter approx. 80mm For the printing of this can I used a BambuLab P1S with a 0.4mm nozzle. So that the lid can be turned well and does not fall out, the inner lid must be "clipped" into the outer lid. This works with a little skill. The can itself has a small overhang of less than 1mm. With small nozzles, these overhangs are usually harder to print. That's why I recommend a 0.4mm nozzle. (Probably also works with 0,2mm) My can is made of simple PLA but can also be printed in other materials, which are e.g. more suitable for the dishwasher. Dimensions: Height approx. 95mm, diameter approx. 80mm