Got a printer, made a box to learn a bit of CAD, my very creative love said it looked like an ice cream sandwich, didn't let our dreams be dreams.

The Box consists of several pieces:

• Bolt (Cherry or Plain)
• Top (Cookie or Plain)
• Boxes (2/plate; 4 boxes required for build)
• Base

The build process is simple:

1. Place all 4 boxes on base with corner cutouts aligned with center shaft.
2. Ensure slots on bottom of boxes are mounted on the stubby base pegs.
3. Place top onto boxes, aligning, and inserting the four pegs into the wall holes of their respective box while inserting tip of center shaft into the center hole of the top. (Apologies for all the double entendre)
4. Screw the bolt into the threaded hole of the center shaft.
   1. (optional) If you chose the ice cream sammy route just snip off an arbitrary length of filament for a stem and jam it in the cherry. I used a lighter to soften it up and get the wicked bend you see in the pic.
5. Boom, you've got a box for your stuff.

The files are “optimized” for a Bambu Labs X1-Carbon build plate area (256mm*256mm) you may need to move the Top and Base if they interfere with the designated cutting zone but they will fit as is.

Should you need to change the size you should be able to adjust it in the slicer via the scaling tool (untested YMMV). I am unfamiliar with other printers and the desires of random people but I can likely provide files for various sizes in the future if that is something aforementioned people are interested in.

Disclaimer

This is my first published model and one of my first designs. I'm sure there will be bang-ups and hang-ups out in the wild blue. Let me know what I can make better and I'll do my darndest.