Storage Box for nuts, bolts and screws for desktop tower

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UPDATE: Design is improved with dual material printing in mind. The letters are optional of course, but with them (in another color) you get a nice flat surface on the lid even with the text there :) In the picture there is a white outline on the box, that is because I accidentally chose the wrong extruder to use for the brim, but I thought it looked kinda nice, so I didn't sand it completely down. If you've ever had an Antec desktop tower, you might know there is a box for spare screws, bolts and nuts on the backside of it. I think it is a brilliant idea to always have them nearby whenever you do work on your computer. My current tower does not have one of those, so I thought I'd create my own. It has two 27x13mm "inlays" on the bottom so that you can use two double sided sticky pads in order to attach it anywhere in your tower. The holes for the hinges are 2.3mm for the base and 2.8mm for the lid, meaning that if you use two M2.5 screws it should keep the lid in place while allowing it to rotate freely. NOTE: Lid needs to be rotated upside down to be printed without support. The sides of the hinges that connects might need a sweep or two with a sandpaper since there is no spacing between them. This is my first upload here on thingiverse, so feedback is greatly appreciated. You can find the OnShape document here: https://cad.onshape.com/documents/bed8cc6d77ff06679b23cac7/w/9794d8288495268e74ea35a0/e/72e518245251029cb802e009 PS: don't mind the rugged surface in the photos, I was in the process of calibrating new filament during this print :)