Tissue Box

Optimize your beauty routine with this sleek, meticulously designed 3D-printable storage solution. This organizer keeps all your makeup removal and cleaning essentials in one compact, stylish box. A great printing project that results in a highly functional item for any vanity or bathroomFeaturesWet Wipe Preservation: The main compartment is perfectly sized for tissues and wet wipes, sealed by a TPU sealing gasket to prevent drying and to avoid assembly being loose. Features three integrated removable bins designed for cotton pads, Q-tips, and a handy trash bin for immediate disposal. The top panel includes a dedicated cutout to safely hold jewelry like necklace and earrings while you wash your face. ​A hinged lid keeps the contents protected from dust and spills. ​Printing NotesThe files are designed to minimize supports. Only the lid hinges require a small amount of supports. Attention! Hinge cutouts on the main body have a few sacrificial layers (bridge shown on the picture below). Make sure to cut it off before assembling. Suggested material is ABS for excellent rigidity and the option to achieve a smooth, professional finish via vapor smoothing. ​Assembly instructions1. Join a panel and a lid. Make sure hinges are working correctly.2. Close a lid and put a seal in a panel groove. (Notice that lid can not be assembled after the seal was set in place)3. Push the panel into main body. Make sure the fit is tight but secure. Print a thiner or wider seal if original doesn't work well for you. -0.1 / +0.1 / +0.2 thickness versions can be found as STLs in the files. I used TPU95A. Softer filaments might work better. It is possible for a seal to be slightly bigger than needed and to fall off of the groove. In that case thickness versions won't help much. So just scale down original seal in the slicer and only then check which thickness works better for you.4. Put the bins in the corresponding holes.At this point the product is ready to use.Contact me if different size i