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Typetray Lid proposal #277
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Ok, so after many tries, I managed to get almost what I want. |
Ooh, I like this idea for the gridfinity generator I just made ! |
Is this durable enough to remove on a regular basis? Sounds like a great idea. Right now the slide on lid doesn't generate properly so this would be a nice alternative to try. I'm just starting to experiment for the same purpose as you. |
Added Lids to both TypeTray and the Gridfinity generators (and all other sort of boxes and trays). The style requested here is still not available as it'd need a new edge type (and we already have enough to make things complicated). But I am open to add more lid styles. |
It wouldn't be a perfect solution, but could you possibly do the "on top" lid with a "reversed stackable" (ie., tabs facing down from the lid, indent on the top of the box) as an option? It's not a complete match to what's in the OP's pictures, but it would be close. |
Hello,
Again Thank you for this amazing work. Since I discover your generator, I can't stop using it.
My main purpose with it, is to create boardgame Insert.
The typetray (as the dividertray) are amazing for that.
I want to propose you one other lid format for the typetray, to save even more space in the cardboard box.
A flat lid with fingerjoint (but only on the outside wall) and a notch to easy remove the lid
like this one:
what do you think?
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