Anton T
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Lattice Pattern Tea Box - Divided Organizer 3d model
Lattice Pattern Tea Box - Divided Organizer 3d model
Lattice Pattern Tea Box - Divided Organizer 3d model
Lattice Pattern Tea Box - Divided Organizer 3d model

Lattice Pattern Tea Box - Divided Organizer

This is a simple, functional tea box designed with a bit of flair on top. The base is divided into four compartments, making it easy to keep different types of tea bags or small items organized. The standout feature is the lid, which has a detailed geometric lattice pattern that sits nicely on top of the frame. It’s got a clean, modern look that fits well on a kitchen counter or a shelf. The rounded corners give it a softer feel than a standard square box. It's a straightforward print that looks great in two contrasting colors like the brown and white shown here.


I test all my models with default Bambu Lab slicer settings: 0.2mm layer height, 10% infill, tree supports. No complex tweaks needed. If a model requires special settings, I include a prepared 3MF file (rare).

Community Makes (3)
Here's my fix:  I cut the design down in Bambu Studio, brought the single line of the design into Tinkercad, duped it as a negative and slid the two design elements together to join them, leaving only the little missing pieces.  These press-fitted into position.  The image shows both circled in orange with the left one just starting and the right one in position.  Almost imperceptible!
Screenshot of the missing design elements.
The base was printed in Bambu PLA Wood in Classic Birch with the top in Bambu PLA Basic White.  The lid had a minimal overhang for which I scaled the X-axis slightly.
Here's my fix:  I cut the design down in Bambu Studio, brought the single line of the design into Tinkercad, duped it as a negative and slid the two design elements together to join them, leaving only the little missing pieces.  These press-fitted into position.  The image shows both circled in orange with the left one just starting and the right one in position.  Almost imperceptible!
Screenshot of the missing design elements.
The base was printed in Bambu PLA Wood in Classic Birch with the top in Bambu PLA Basic White.  The lid had a minimal overhang for which I scaled the X-axis slightly.


Community Makes (3)
Here's my fix:  I cut the design down in Bambu Studio, brought the single line of the design into Tinkercad, duped it as a negative and slid the two design elements together to join them, leaving only the little missing pieces.  These press-fitted into position.  The image shows both circled in orange with the left one just starting and the right one in position.  Almost imperceptible!
Screenshot of the missing design elements.
The base was printed in Bambu PLA Wood in Classic Birch with the top in Bambu PLA Basic White.  The lid had a minimal overhang for which I scaled the X-axis slightly.
Here's my fix:  I cut the design down in Bambu Studio, brought the single line of the design into Tinkercad, duped it as a negative and slid the two design elements together to join them, leaving only the little missing pieces.  These press-fitted into position.  The image shows both circled in orange with the left one just starting and the right one in position.  Almost imperceptible!
Screenshot of the missing design elements.
The base was printed in Bambu PLA Wood in Classic Birch with the top in Bambu PLA Basic White.  The lid had a minimal overhang for which I scaled the X-axis slightly.

Discussions
Douglas M
bjdarch05
Here's my fix: I cut the design down in Bambu Studio, brought the single line of the design into Tinkercad, duped it as a negative and slid the two design elements together to join them, leaving only the little missing pieces. These press-fitted into position. The image shows both circled in orange with the left one just starting and the right one in position. Almost imperceptible!
Here's my fix:  I cut the design down in Bambu Studio, brought the single line of the design into Tinkercad, duped it as a negative and slid the two design elements together to join them, leaving only the little missing pieces.  These press-fitted into position.  The image shows both circled in orange with the left one just starting and the right one in position.  Almost imperceptible! 3d model
PrinterBambu Lab A1
MaterialPLA
Layer height0.2 mm
Infill density15 %
SupportsNone
Douglas M
bjdarch05
Screenshot of the missing design elements.
Screenshot of the missing design elements. 3d model
PrinterBambu Lab P2S
MaterialPLA
Layer height0.3 mm
Infill density15 %
SupportsNone
Douglas M
bjdarch05
The base was printed in Bambu PLA Wood in Classic Birch with the top in Bambu PLA Basic White. The lid had a minimal overhang for which I scaled the X-axis slightly.
The base was printed in Bambu PLA Wood in Classic Birch with the top in Bambu PLA Basic White.  The lid had a minimal overhang for which I scaled the X-axis slightly. 3d model
 3d model
PrinterBambu Lab P2S
MaterialPLA
Layer height0.3 mm
Infill density15 %
SupportsNone
Douglas M
bjdarch05

There is a very small error in your distribution files for both the 2x2 and 2x3 lids. One connector is missing from two of the central design elements. Your sample photos show the error in image #2 (but not image #1). I show the location in my "make" in red.

Anton T
Decorartor

Thank you for bringing this to my attention! I really appreciate you taking the time to provide that detailed feedback. I've looked into the issue and will be updating the files shortly to address the missing connector you noticed. Please feel free to reach out if you have any other questions or concerns - your support means a lot! Happy printing.

Douglas M
bjdarch05

I added another pseudo-Make to show how I fixed it without spending another 3 hours printing a new plate...

Lattice Pattern Tea Box - Divided Organizer

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Anton T
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