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Hộp Chia Thuốc Tuần Nam Châm (Magnetic Weekly Pill Organizer)

Remix of Hộp tổ chức thuốc hàng tuần thiết kế nhỏ gọn By daveterra

By imstupid_882401

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  • PillCase_-_Spindle_1777412432.stlSTL · 71.3 KB
  • PillCase_-_Top_1777412434.stlSTL · 840.4 KB
  • PillCase_-_Bottom_1777412435.stlSTL · 3.2 MB

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A remix of @daveterra_1036611's Weekly Pill Organizer. 

This is a 7-Day pill organizer/box with a rotating lid and magnets to have the lid snap to the specified compartment. 

It has a label for each day, Monday thru Sunday. 

There is a blank compartment that should be selected when not in use to protect from dust.

Uses up to 16 cylindrical magnets of 5x1.5mm in size (5mm diameter, 1.5mm height). I know this isn't a very optimal size of magnet, it's just what I already had. 

  • You must use all 8 magnet slots for the bottom part, but use at least 2 for the top part.
    • Specifically, for the top use the two magnet slots located where the opening is. 
  • More magnets will increase the difficulty of turning but make it less likely to rotate when you don't want it to (being jostled around in a bag).

For printing, I used a 0.4mm nozzle. The top part is the only part that may require supports. Do not use supports for the bottom part or else the center piece will not fit or the supports will be very difficult to remove.

For assembly, first put all the magnets in the bottom part. They should fit in the holes and stay without glue or adhesives (though if they fit could depend on your printer/settings). Then put magnets in the top. Not all magnet slots are needed for the top, but at minimum one on each side of the opening. I recommend at least 4 magnets in the top part for good holding strength. Pay very close attention to the direction of the magnets when inserting them. Last, put the top part on the bottom part, then put the center piece through the hole until it snaps into place. 

If you want to use your own magnets or want to make changes/customizations and have some experience in CAD, you can copy and edit the OnShape document here

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