Toilet geocache

I needed to replace the container in a cache I have in a cemetary's outhouse. I placed it in 2011 so long before i was 3d printing. So I thought why not make it a little more topical.

Modifications I made

1. sealed the top, no need for deposits in this container
2. put in a spot for a magnet (round 5mm diameter 3mm tall) amazon link https://www.amazon.com/FINDMAG-Multi-Use-Magnetic-Whiteboard-Refrigerator/dp/B08M3H4VP5
3. added a spot to push in a piece of a paperclip for the magnet to hold onto to keep the lid from just flopping open.
4. put an attachment hole in the top so you can use a zip tie or monofilament to make sure it doesn't just walk off.

I measured the paper clip and cut it, then heated it with a torch while holding it with a pair of vice grips. Then pushed it into the hole. Do better than me. heat the whole length otherwise it will not go in the whole way and you will have to cut it off with flushcutters and file it as i did.

i used a 3d pen to melt the lid hinges.

this is not water tight as much as you would expect a toilet to be. so make sure to use rite in the rain paper for the log.

thanks to 3dprintingworld for the model to modify - you rock!

This object was made in Tinkercad. Edit it online https://www.tinkercad.com/things/9laeg7Rm2cH