Kleenex Tissue Box

I always keep a box of facial tissues in my car, usually sitting on the passenger seat. It’s super handy, but there’s one big problem: tissue boxes are not very strong. A backpack, a laptop bag, or (very commonly) my kid throwing his backpack onto the seat is enough to crush the box. Sometimes someone even sits on it by accident. The result is always the same — a collapsed box and tissues scattered all over the seat.After yet another crushed box incident, I decided to design a protective case for the tissue box — something strong enough to hold its shape even if someone sits on it. The design is fairly simple and functional:A top cover with an oval opening for easy tissue accessA bottom piece that holds the tissue box securelyOriginally, I went with a minimalist design using buried magnets to attach the bottom. The idea was to pause the print, drop in magnets, and continue printing. This actually worked beautifully from a printing perspective, but I ran into two real-world issues:Burie