Free Custom Box Generator for 3D Printing

For the most part I like the content but the delivery feels a little flat and without 'life"
It's quite likely just my personal preference and I appreciate you put the time in to give us the content

great video thanks to share

thanks for the video ❤

im using a mac with bambu studio......whats the fix for the errors as i wont be using windose.

Thanks for sharing this, but I might have missed something - why would anyone want to print a two layer box like this? that to me is a huge waste of time and filament for a fluted decoration? I love the liner generator but the box design is garish and bulky.

Then import it and a base generated from the Gridfinity generator (by setting bin height to 0) into your CAD software, convert them both to meshes, refine the meshes, convert them to solids, add them to a new body, and attach a Gridfinity base to a custom box!

The downfall of this tool is it's only usable for small designs.

Instead of getting screws and pins in that 2mm size, how about trying with something that we already have, and which would fit in those holes: 1.75mm filament. With a dab of glue, or a touch of a soldering iron, that ought to work.

When I import the box into Prusa slicer, the box gets “repaired” into two separate objects. Any suggestions on what to use to repair the box so I can get the box to print?

Excellent video, i will try to make a steam deck case, then download a steam deck model, to set inside of the case with the model as a negative part, and try to make print the hollow points inside the case for the deck to fit. Let's hope it works.

In another video, I learned only about the inserts. Yours enriched that understanding with the box.

where do you source the locking bars (M2 pins?) Thank you.

Can you please post a link to where you purchased the m2x28 locking bar? I can't find them. Wondering how hard it would be to cut down m2x30 locking bar