I love what you have done with the drawer/paint holders for the pro pack, However, I am also a fan of the 25mm upright bottle holder the took a lvl 3 box. What i would like to see with both versions is integrater drawer/paint holder as one peice both in the lvl 3 and lvl 2 version. Would same a lot of time printing these out and a lot of filament
the medium box is slightly too small for a 6×6 openlock terrain tile. would love to build a bock for all my tiles and pins of D&D terrain tiles I have printed from this URL. https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1882293
I would like to store my D&d minis upright. I like the rail system, it would be great if I could use a drawer with modified internal walls that would accommodate sliding the minis in from the bottom instead of the side.
I have printed several now, and as soon as I go to use them, the prongs break. I have even printed a 100% infill. I don't know if hole tolerances need a minor tweak, too, but I would love to have a bolt tool, not snap.
Hi, I’d like to get a set of dimensioned drawings or guidelines for designing my own trays. The provided mini-tray files don’t work perfectly to organize my army’s units. (ex: crisis suit teams have 3×50mm bases + 1×60mm base for the commander, and there’s no good option for a tray to keep this kind of unit organized.
Any chance to get a book carrier that can be mounted to the sides and are enclosed as well?
From a support email: What are the odds I could get 3mm tall versions of the Rail Hold Downs? I could cut the models to make them myself but if you guys can easily make them that would be excellent. The 5mm tall ones are close, but a bit too loose for my liking and my box is tight enough the screw rails are too wide.
Approximately the size of a small sidecar, a dice roller that can be hung off of a modimount when not in use. Set it in a boxi (L or M) and dump dice into the top. Could also hang on the inside of a boxi by the bolts used to hang from the modi mount.
It may be interesting to lock a lid from a boxi that is in a lower position. For example : you have a L2 boxi (bottom) + a L1 boxi (top) and you want to lock the lid from the lower boxi.
All of my paint are the GW/Citadel pot, I'm looking for drawer style tray options for the large Boxi.
If using the kick stand you can mount a hinge kind without the kickstand standing off or the lid being in the wrong place. Can you combine the hinge on a kick stand?
I'd like the ability to attach two cage setups together side by side and place a handle in the middle. This would allow a more widespread use of the cage set up for larger configurations!
The large boxes will print on a 220 square bed, but the extra attachment points on the lids means they don't quite fit. A lid that prints diagonally in 2-3 parts akin to the composite lid would solve that issue.
Ive noticed that sometimes i bump my boxi cage into things and it can cause the hooks to come loose. it would be good if there was a way to secure the cage sides at the top without having to lock them to a boxi.
An additional idea for securing minis via the rail system of non-standard sizes could be curved wedge hold downs. Making use of the wedge shape from some of the angled nuts, the curve could be inverted to wrap around the edge of a mini in about roughly a 1/4 circle shape or less. With, in my case, 28.5mm bases, they're just wide enough that they don't allow for easily sandwiching the mini between two hold downs -- normally, from what I've seen, one of the 15mm hold downs is needed at least. This could potentially free up more of the rails for use by removing the need to use a 15mm hold down, since even with a base of such size partially blocking one of the rail slots, a wedge hold down could simply be slotted against the outer edge of the base. Said wedge could likely be further secured by the existing screw post system.
So I just printed a rail shelf along with some hold downs, screw posts and nuts, and was finding I kept knocking the minis as I was trying to twist down and untwist the nuts to hold the minis in place. I was wondering if it might be possible to take the idea of the screw post, and edit it such that instead of being a screw, it's either a low clearance flat disc for affixing a magnet disc, or a little socket capable of having a 5x1mm or so neodymium magnet glued in. The hold downs can still be used, and would keep the minis from shaking loose when being transported, but instead of having to unscrew a nut to free minis that are secured, the magnet rails can act as more of a quick release system. This has the added benefit of acting as an additional way to secure minis with non-standard bases, such as 28.5mm bases.