I had been wanting to make a Pokeball with my printer for a while, and although I had initially thought of using one of the existing models, this time I wanted to make the model from scratch. I was inspired by several of the existing models on the internet and I share the result I got to.

I must clarify that this model is not completely printed, it needs two 3mm x 1.5mm magnets to operate the button and an 8mm barrel hinge to join the upper part with the lower part. I have used the following:

- [Hinge](https://s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_DlqvpDx)
- [Magnets](https://s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_DElivEH)

I recommend printing the outer parts with a 0.1mm layer height. The model is designed so as not to have to paint practically any part (although I have had to).

I really hope you enjoy this model. I also include a base for the exposition of the Pokeball. Happy printing!

Pokeball V1

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Greetings!

I made this small box based on the simple Minecraft chest, a charming 3D printable model inspired by the iconic chest from Minecraft. This compact box is perfect for storing small items or serving as a functional piggy bank. 

The design includes printed hinges that make assembly a breeze. To ensure a secure closure, the box requires the use of two 3mm diameter by 1.5mm thick magnets.

**Please note:** This model is a fan-made creation and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Minecraft. It is intended for personal enjoyment and sharing within the 3D printing community.

Minecraft Chest Box

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