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Stackable Utility Case Low Boy w/ heat inserts

Modifications & Notions Added holes on the bottom of the case, and the top of the lid for heat inserts The heat inserts are: 8ct of M3 x4 (height) x5 (outside diameter) The screws are: 4ct of countersunk M3x4mm screws for the top lid, and...

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Overview

Modifications & Notions

Added holes on the bottom of the case, and the top of the lid for heat inserts

The heat inserts are: 8ct of M3 x4 (height) x5 (outside diameter)

The screws are: 4ct of countersunk M3x4mm screws for the top lid, and 4ct of countersunk M3x10mm screws for the bottom of the container; the outside head diameter of the countersunk screws is about 4.8mm

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Instructions

Follow the instructions for the original model for the basic construction as it uses the same screws.

Below are specific for this model:

Install heat inserts into holes on the lid and bottom of the container using soldering iron, until flush with lid / container

Screw the mounts on with the appropriate screws: M3x4 for the lid female mounts, and M3x10 for the bottom male mounts.

That's it. Enjoy!

Other Notes

An argument can be made for gluing the mounts on, however with the heat inserts and screws, if for whatever reason the mounts become damaged (for example from a fall), you can easily 3d print new ones and replace them. Gluing the mounts on would make it more difficult to replace if damaged.

Lastly, w/ the threaded heat inserts, you can possibly create custom attachments other than my mounts for these low boys. The heat inserts are spaced 150.5mm on the X axis, and 55mm on the Y axis (see one of the reference images).

Transporting Stackable Low Boys

If you are transporting multiple stackable low boys, you can easily keep them stacked together using a cam buckle tie-down strap around the center.

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