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Waterproof match box case - print in place, no supports needed

Robin Josef avatarRobin Josef

March 30, 2025

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Description

If the weather is rainy or wet, your matches may become wet - and it isn't very pleasant when trying to light up wet matches - so I designed this waterproof matchbox case.

As was said before - it's fully printable without any other components (except one rubber band), and is printable in place without supports!

Printing recommendations:

I recommend you to print it in two colors: the first 6 layers in one color, and the others in a different color.

I printed it with the basic setting of Bambu slicer and it printed well, so I think there is no need to change the settings.

Assemble tutorial:

The only thing you have to do after printing it is to take one rubber band and put it into that rectangular hole:

and that's because of the seal. 

Now it's available without the rubber band, with the TPU seal, so you can download this model instead. I haven't a TPU filament so I haven't tested it, so if you encounter any problems, please write it in the comments.

If you have any recommendations for printing, please write them in the comments to share your tip with others. Thanks!

Good luck with 3D printing!