CCryder shares:
I wanted a box that would snap together and where every side would be a separate easy-to-print piece (no support structure). Since all the pieces (except for the handle) are printed in a horizontal orientation, this will allow me to have intricate designs on the sides and top without worrying about support structure. This box is held together by the latches on the top and bottom and not by friction. This particular box is a cube that is 100mm on a side.
download the files on: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3103914
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