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Bento Box

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Hello again! This time, I have designed a smart storage system based on Japanese Bento boxes.
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Hello again!

This time, I have designed a smart storage system based on Japanese Bento boxes.
This bento box was designed to fit a 87W USB-C MacBook Pro charger and other accessories that I usually need to carry with me to my university. With this box and it’s modular design I an arrange them and protect them at the same time.

The typical Japanese bento box has 1 or 2 floors and a top, so this box can have 2 floors (1 base and 1 middle section) or more, if needed (1 base and several middle sections).
I have designed several variants of the same floors:

  • “Base” and “Middle floor” are the modules that I have printed and shared on this post. They are the basic ones and have no static dividers.
  • “Base_Small” and it’s variants are the basic “Base” module, but with the same hight as “Middle_floor”. It’s useful if you need a more compact set up.
  • “Base_Tall” is another variant of the standard base, but this time featuring the size of a base and a middle flor. I t can be useful to carry bigger accessories like power banks or massive cables.
  • “12” and “13” variants have static dividers. “12” variant have 1 divider, so you have 2 spare sections for your gadgets. “13” variant has 2 static dividers, which translates into 3 sections.
  • “Divider” is a dynamic divider that you can move, add or remove to suit your needs. You can see them in my pictures. It’s designed to complement the modules that have no static dividers, but you can also add them to “12” and “13” variants if you want.
    In order to properly close the box, even though the floors fit nicely, you can use a silicone band or a fabric band in order to make sure that it is not going to open on the go.

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Category: Organization Summary

Hello again!

This time, I have designed a smart storage system based on Japanese Bento boxes.
This bento box was designed to fit a 87W USB-C MacBook Pro charger and other accessories that I usually need to carry with me to my university. With this box and it’s modular design I an arrange them and protect them at the same time.

The typical Japanese bento box has 1 or 2 floors and a top, so this box can have 2 floors (1 base and 1 middle section) or more, if needed (1 base and several middle sections).
I have designed several variants of the same floors:

  • “Base” and “Middle floor” are the modules that I have printed and shared on this post. They are the basic ones and have no static dividers.
  • “Base_Small” and it’s variants are the basic “Base” module, but with the same hight as “Middle_floor”. It’s useful if you need a more compact set up.
  • “Base_Tall” is another variant of the standard base, but this time featuring the size of a base and a middle flor. I t can be useful to carry bigger accessories like power banks or massive cables.
  • “12” and “13” variants have static dividers. “12” variant have 1 divider, so you have 2 spare sections for your gadgets. “13” variant has 2 static dividers, which translates into 3 sections.

  • “Divider” is a dynamic divider that you can move, add or remove to suit your needs. You can see them in my pictures. It’s designed to complement the modules that have no static dividers, but you can also add them to “12” and “13” variants if you want.
    In order to properly close the box, even though the floors fit nicely, you can use a silicone band or a fabric band in order to make sure that it is not going to open on the go.

    Print Settings

Printer Brand: Prusa

Printer: i3 MK3

Rafts: No

Supports: Yes

Resolution: 0,2mm

Infill: 10%~20%

Filament: [ Prusa PLA ] Grey
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