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However, I was wondering what the purpose of the internal ridges was?
I can't seem to work out what is causing them, although if they are necessary, do you think it would be possible to add a slope to the bottom of so they don't need support?
EDIT:
Just to add, in case it wasn't clear, the screenshot is of a gridfinity rugged box, and the ridges shown are on the handle side, however there are similar ridges on the hinge end as well:
EDIT 2:
Wanted to add that the same appears to happen on a rugged box (non-gridfinity-version).
The above change appear to remove / fix the latches, although I am not familier enough with openscad / this project to see if that breaks things elsewhere.
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Hi, thanks so much for creating this!
However, I was wondering what the purpose of the internal ridges was?
I can't seem to work out what is causing them, although if they are necessary, do you think it would be possible to add a slope to the bottom of so they don't need support?
EDIT:
Just to add, in case it wasn't clear, the screenshot is of a gridfinity rugged box, and the ridges shown are on the handle side, however there are similar ridges on the hinge end as well:
EDIT 2:
Wanted to add that the same appears to happen on a rugged box (non-gridfinity-version).
The above change appear to remove / fix the latches, although I am not familier enough with openscad / this project to see if that breaks things elsewhere.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: