Recently I decided to make my PGM carts all pretty pretty so I got some new labels and ordered a few shock boxes from Southtown knowing that I could cut down the interior plastic and make them fit PGM carts. I did that, which works but made the insides of the shock boxes look like exacto knife garbage so I decided to 3D print some inserts to make them look clean again. Here they are.
I made small one which just covers the top area that gets cut out and is a 2ish hour print. Totally functional and works just fine, but you can clearly see the added component.
Then I decided to go all in and make one that is a full interior replacement. Overnight+ print which looks great and works great as well.
I glued the prints onto the interior plastic of the shockboxes with clear Gorilla glue. Shockbox closes as it normally would with no obstruction or deformation. Crispy clean.
STL's on Thingiverse: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5980047
Enjoy.
I made small one which just covers the top area that gets cut out and is a 2ish hour print. Totally functional and works just fine, but you can clearly see the added component.
Then I decided to go all in and make one that is a full interior replacement. Overnight+ print which looks great and works great as well.
I glued the prints onto the interior plastic of the shockboxes with clear Gorilla glue. Shockbox closes as it normally would with no obstruction or deformation. Crispy clean.
STL's on Thingiverse: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5980047
Enjoy.
