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Seashell Shaped Box (Snap)

Name: Seashell Shaped Box (Snap)
Brand: Randomizy
SKU: 12246
Price: 43.2 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5 (210 reviews)

504 downloads · 2 years ago · Let me introduce you to the brand new Seashell Shaped Box, an elegant and functional decorative obje

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Description

Let me introduce you to the brand new Seashell Shaped Box, an elegant and functional decorative object perfect for storing your precious items such as rings, earrings, bracelets and more!

Easy and safe closing thanks to a snap mechanism.

It's not just a storage box, it's also beautiful decorative piece that add a touch of elegance to any room.

Whether you're looking for a unique way to store your own jewellery and items, or a thoughtful gift for a loved one, this Seashell Shaped Boxes is the perfect choice 🐚

Get the Seashell Shaped Box (Magnets) version here: https://than.gs/m/1113618

It's a print-in-place design, so no support needed nor assembly is needed.

Included in the folder you can find the Bambu Project to print it in 2 colors.

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Community Makes (5)

Beautiful clam shell printed for my daughter to keep some of her jewelry in. It was printed in PolyTerra Savannah Yellow.

Polymaker Luminous Blue, various Matte, Silk and Starlight PLAs! Lovely models!!

I've been looking for an excuse to try out my new color shift filament and this was just perfect! It's a cool effect, but it definitely looks more elegant with the marble filament.

Community Makes (5)

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ZombieHedgehog2 years ago

pezliz2 years ago

Polymaker Luminous Blue, various Matte, Silk and Starlight PLAs! Lovely models!!

DarthGallom2 years ago

Beautiful clam shell printed for my daughter to keep some of her jewelry in. It was printed in PolyTerra Savannah Yellow.

Fresh Brewed Design2 years ago

I've been looking for an excuse to try out my new color shift filament and this was just perfect! It's a cool effect, but it definitely looks more elegant with the marble filament.

Print bed sizeX: 180 mm; Y: 180 mm; Z: 180 mm

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Randomizy2 years ago

It's absolutely stunning, you've got a wonderful finish on the print 😍 I think this filament worked really well on the design!

Thank you so much for downloading, printing and sharing your make, I appreciate it ☺️

girlontherocks2 years ago

Flawless design!

PrinterPrusa XL

MaterialPLA

Layer height0.2 mm

Infill density10 %

TNina2 years ago

What settings should be used when printing this? I'm using PLA. I attempted one and it printed with the clasp and some of the round bendable parts that open (I can't think today my allergies are so bad) fused together. I have an Ender 3 printer.

Randomizy2 years ago

Hi TNina.

I actually used PLA to print mine too, so you should be able to print it too.

If the hinge fused together I think it might be because of over-extrusion, so you could try lowering the print temperature a few degrees (if you used 215C you can try with 212 or 210C, etc) and/or even try lowering your flow a bit too (if you use 100%, try even lowering to just 99% or 98%). Usually these tweaks should help you get a better result.

If you still have problems, please let me know.