Nozzle and Wrench Box

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I am learning Fusion360 and there is no better way to do so then taking good designs and making them into something else. I wanted to keep my E3D spanner wrench with my nozzles and since I typically use hardened nozzles I didn't need the number of nozzle holes in Sadhaka's excellent nozzle box...so it presented a perfect opportunity to play with F360 some more by butchering his design a bit. I added the wrench slot, cast NOZZLES into the lid and because I am also tuning my CR-10 for .8mm nozzles I had to move the magnets a bit from Sadhaka's design. An unfortunate consequence of moving the magnets is the nozzle holes next to the magnets are a bit snug when the lid closes. I didn't see that coming, but there it is. I placed the nozzle specs in the lid from the ones I use the most. Sadhaka's excellent hinge still prints in place with the .8mm nozzle...but you can't be over-extruding a whole lot or it's a single piece when you're done. As long as your profile is sorted pretty well, the .8mm still works fine. I suspect it will print beautifully with the .4 that most of us use most often. My original print of Sadhaka's box was with the 4 and it worked very well with better lines as well. None of that is changed from Sadhaka's design. The lid is a bit thicker to accommodate the letters on the front but other than that and the changes already mentioned...it's still his excellent box. The wrench is from here: https://www.filastruder.com/collections/e3d-spare-parts-and-accessories/products/e3d-nozzle-spanner-wrench But I suspect it can be found elsewhere as well. Magnets were these: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07C69PHMR/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 There you have it. Happy printing.