November 4, 2025
Description
Here you can see my mini first aid kit. It’s small enough to treat everyday little aches and pains while on the go.
Just like with my micro EDC, I once again went with a magnetic closure (5 mm × 2 mm). A total of eight magnets are needed.
However, the flat lid guarentee a smooth sliding motion like on the micro EDC (https://www.printables.com/model/973107-mini-pocket-edc-mpedc) — they serve only to hold the lid open or in position when you don’t have a free hand or can’t put the kit down.
The size was chosen so that everything fits inside without folding or cramming, yet it’s still small enough to disappear in your hand.
The maximum internal height for items is 14 mm ,the internal space 96mmx51mm , out 100mmx55mm.
It was printed in PETG using a multicolor printer, 0.12 mm layer height, 20% infill.Here you can see my mini first aid kit. It’s small enough to treat everyday little aches and pains while on the go.
Just like with my “micro EDC”, I once again went with a magnetic closure (5 mm × 2 mm). A total of eight magnets are needed.
The Top was printed with the cross down.
Contents shown in the photos:
1 scalpel blade +1 cannula (for splinters, removing foreign objects, draining pus)
4 adhesive bandages
2 disinfectant wipes
3ml container with tiger balm
2 charcoal tablets for diarrhea
2 pain relief tablets
1 small tin of Tiger Balm
2 safety pins
License:
Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial — NoDerivatives