3D PRINTED MODEL This product has been produced using a Bambu Lab X1-Carbon Combo 3D printer. This is not a molded or machined part, and therefore may contain minor cosmetic imperfections. You may purchase this printed item from our website, or you may download the FREE STL file and print the item on your own 3D printer. NOTE: Please refer to the license agreement below before you download the STL file. The standard Altoids mint tin has often been used for storing all types of items after the curiously strong mints have been consumed. It has grown to become somewhat of a standard companion for everyday carry, as they can be quite convenient to store and separate all types of gear, accessories and spare parts. This RETREEV tray insert is designed to fit into a standard Altoids tin, allowing you to cradle one of our RETREEV compact retrieval tools and also two spare vials of replacement spikes (aluminum or stainless steel) in the form fitting cutouts, resulting in virtually no rattling or noise. This tray insert is 3D printed using a high strength version of PLA material for durability and uniform surface finish. Simply insert the back side with the flexures into the tin, then snap the front side down into the cavity. Load up your RETREEV parts and you're ready to go! What you get: (1) RETREEV Tray Insert (Altoids tin is NOT included) This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. Specifications The RETREEV tray insert can accommodate any color of our RETREEV compact retrieval tool. Case Material: High Strength PLA Color: Black Length: 91.50 mm [3.60"] Width: 57.97 mm [2.28"] Heigh: 20.00 mm [0.79"] Weight: 32 grams [1.13 oz] File Download PLEASE NOTE: we offer the print files under the condition that you understand the basics of 3D printing and how to print the models on your specific printer. This part can be printed without supports, however we will not offer advice on print settings, filament, or any related requirements. Download the 3D model STL file HERE This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.
