About this 3D model

Christmas Puzzle Gift Box V1 Features: A locked lid 4 secret compartments Hidden keys Print in multiple colours without AMS Fun for kids This Christmas puzzle box is a great addition to anyone's Christmas day! Fill it with sweets or gifts and give your kids the challenge of figuring out how to open the lid! You need to print the following parts for a full puzzle box: Box Lid Side ribbon strip x 4 Top ribbon strips Key x 4 All parts are easy to print and fit together easily with generous tolerances. Assembly: Tilt the box on it's side Insert 1 key into into the recess just below the key hole. Keeping the key in place, gently slide a side ribbon strip into the track and over the key. Keep sliding until it meets the stop above the key hole. Repeat this 4 times. Put the lid on - Ensure all tabs are located by giving the lid a gentle pull. It should now not come off until you insert the keys. Align and glue the top ribbon strips in place. (one has a recess in the centre for the other strip to slot into) Please note: This is a fun novelty item and not designed to keep your valuables safe. The lid will come off with a good pull regardless of keys. I would suggest explaining that it is a puzzle box, before allowing your 10 year old to just force it apart. - If you want a puzzle box that will not open unless ‘unlocked’ or physically broken, then check out my ‘Christmas Puzzle Box V2’ ;) Usage: Slide out all 4 side ribbon strips. Insert all 4 keys into each of their respective key holes and push them gently until you can twist and lock them into place (The keys are all the same) Gently pull the lid up around 5mm All 4 keys should now be loose in their holes. Without moving the lid, remove the keys and place to one side. (You can pull the lid off at this point, but the keys will fall out) Lift the lid the rest of the way off the box. Congratulations, you're in! Print Settings: Nozzle: 0.4mm Infill: 12% Gyroid Layer Height: 0.2mm Support: None Perimeters: 5 Top/bottom Layers: 5 This will make everything pretty solid with minimal infill being used. Thanks for looking! Please don't forget to post pictures of your makes :)