Flat Boxes Update

I just updated the flat boxes set. All existing boxes got a new revision, with an even better wall profile and there are five additional boxes in this set.

Improved Wall Profile

If you compare the corner for revision A and revision B, you see the difference easily.

The corner in revision A has an equal radius over the whole height, while revision B has a different radius but the same centre for the corner. I changed this profile to fix minor problems in the slicer.

Here you can clearly see the difference between revision A at the bottom and revision B at the top.

Additional Boxes

I also added five additional boxes to the flat set. One large 2×4 box and four different boxes with a grid.

As usual, you will find all details on the project page and in the catalog. Existing customers already got the updated and additional files in advance.

If you have any questions, missed information, or simply want to provide feedback, feel free to comment below. You can also contact me on this website or on Twitter. 😄

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