Pirates treasure chest 3D for print
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NB: If you have already printed this model prior to this update and want the hasp lock system, fear not, you don't have to reprint everything again. The hasp eye can be retrofitted to the front of the bottom by glueing it over the top of the pirate ship appliqué. For the old handle, just snap it off and clean the area up a little and then snap off the locating pins of the new hinge/handle and then glue it in place.
The girls wanted something, so here it is: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6111965
Pirates treasure chest. Somewhere to store all your loot matey.
External dimensions are L180mm W110mm H140mm
Internal dimensions are L164mm W94mm H110mm
You will require 2---20x6x2mm rectangular neodymium magnets.
You will need to print out,
1 bottom
1 bottom adornment
1 top adornment
4 corners
4 side trims
4 feet
2 pirate ships
2 skull & crossbones
4 palm trees ( 2 left facing & 2 right facing)
4 bands
2 swords
1 handle
1 top
Pause print @0.8mm on the sword files for the colour change.
Pause print @2.8mm on the palm trees, pirate ships and the skull and crossbones for the colour change.
Once you have all the printed parts, you need to superglue everything in this order;
BOTTOM
side trims
pirate ships, palm trees and skull & crossbones
bottom adornment
corner pieces
top adornment
TOP
swords
bands (NB: The shorter ends of the bands for the lid go towards the hinge side)
handle
Secure the top hinge with the bottom hinge with a piece of 1.75mm filament and trim to length and glue the ends.
The only part of this model that requires some supports is the underside of the top. I used organic supports in PrusaSlicer just for the very top of the underside and it left a very clean print.
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Tony Simonovski3d model description
UPDATE July 15th-Added a hasp lock and hinge system for those that want the option of locking their treasure from the world. Use a piece of 1.75mm fil...ament for the hinge.NB: If you have already printed this model prior to this update and want the hasp lock system, fear not, you don't have to reprint everything again. The hasp eye can be retrofitted to the front of the bottom by glueing it over the top of the pirate ship appliqué. For the old handle, just snap it off and clean the area up a little and then snap off the locating pins of the new hinge/handle and then glue it in place.
The girls wanted something, so here it is: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6111965
Pirates treasure chest. Somewhere to store all your loot matey.
External dimensions are L180mm W110mm H140mm
Internal dimensions are L164mm W94mm H110mm
You will require 2---20x6x2mm rectangular neodymium magnets.
You will need to print out,
1 bottom
1 bottom adornment
1 top adornment
4 corners
4 side trims
4 feet
2 pirate ships
2 skull & crossbones
4 palm trees ( 2 left facing & 2 right facing)
4 bands
2 swords
1 handle
1 top
Pause print @0.8mm on the sword files for the colour change.
Pause print @2.8mm on the palm trees, pirate ships and the skull and crossbones for the colour change.
Once you have all the printed parts, you need to superglue everything in this order;
BOTTOM
side trims
pirate ships, palm trees and skull & crossbones
bottom adornment
corner pieces
top adornment
TOP
swords
bands (NB: The shorter ends of the bands for the lid go towards the hinge side)
handle
Secure the top hinge with the bottom hinge with a piece of 1.75mm filament and trim to length and glue the ends.
The only part of this model that requires some supports is the underside of the top. I used organic supports in PrusaSlicer just for the very top of the underside and it left a very clean print.
