3D Print
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dionysos
Senior Member
Sorry, I was looking for the actual plans so I can print my own. Thanks though!
dionysos
Senior Member
I'm sure they are out there tul!
Cndmk
New_Member
I was honestly planning to design my own freezer case once I receive my order from AmoPure, in theory it's a fairly simple design of print with snap clasps.
I just didn't have 3ml vials to measure with my calipers. You can probably take some existing prints and remix them from thingiverse:
- https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4091459
- https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5145398
These are NOT my prints, so all credit goes to the original designers.
I'll post my design for a freezer storage container once I get around to building it (probably in a weekend or 2) after I get my order from amopure. I use a Bambu Labs P1S for reference.
My plan is to have a slide in name tag (because I want to keep my testing vials to batch # reference-able), and also build enough room to allow for a small refreeze-able ice pack + cloth bumper on the bottom of the vials to handle any bumps/bruises and make sure that if my freezer ever fails, I will have like probably a day or 2 backup of freezing temps in each container.
When it comes to expensive materials, I over-engineer the heck out of things haha.
cndmk: if you design something, it would be nice of you to post the design file (*.f3d hopefully) and not just the *.stl or *.step, allowing others to modify your design to suit their needs. If I don't find what I want I may design a holder for 10 vials and 2 bacto waters, perhaps with room for a few needles, and a cover that latches or is held on magnetically. But like most of us, I have other priorities...I like your ideas and look forward to seeing what you come up with.
Cndmk
New_Member
That's actually true, I'll need to build one for the BAC water I'm currently using + vials that are reconstituted. I would rather keep my syringes + alcohol wipes separate as I already have a storage location for that stuff. Currently finishing out some compounded Tirz for the next month and a half, so I'm not going to be fast on building that one, but realistically if I can get a design I like for the freezer stuff, the other one is just slight modifications (without the freezing backup of course).
I have a job I love and I'm comfortable, so I'm not looking to sell stuff and I'll probably just post them on Thingiverse + Maker World and link them in this post. If I can figure out how to make .f3d files I'll post them too.
I appreciate the hustle of people trying to sell cases and what not, but I also believe that decent designs should be available for people with the tools necessary to make their own, that's the maker movement after all in my head.
I have a job I love and I'm comfortable, so I'm not looking to sell stuff and I'll probably just post them on Thingiverse + Maker World and link them in this post. If I can figure out how to make .f3d files I'll post them too.
I appreciate the hustle of people trying to sell cases and what not, but I also believe that decent designs should be available for people with the tools necessary to make their own, that's the maker movement after all in my head.
Here's a few I've been working on:
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Cndmk
New_Member
These look awesome!Here's a few I've been working on:
Printables
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Mind if I remix them? I was curious to try some living hinges/built in curved clasps instead of requiring external materials (I'm always too lazy with buying dowels/hardware).
They're not actually mine, just some I've printed. Here is one that has it's own clasp. However, I found the lid pops out of the hinge somewhat easily. The Hospira BAC water bottle is 34x72mm which is what I'm trying to find a box for.
Printables
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What program are you using to modify these cases?
Cndmk
New_Member
So I've used blender for certain projects, but as a means of making things with simple designs (like a box or simple attachment) or joining objects together, I use tinkercad, it's kind of like my guilty pleasure of making easy projects or remixing simple stuff from 3d printing websites.
It's definitely a PITA to use on some things, but when I modified a print for an electric charging cable holder, it took me like a half hour and it was just convenient. It also helps when the texture of the object doesn't require any special attention (again like a box to hold things), because then I would probably break out blender.
rafiki0794
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Hey Mekks, would you be able to sell me one of these BAC water cases?
