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Enclosures and housings

Aquarium Lid Half-and-Half Assembly

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Bounding box
391.7 × 307.1 × 17.4 mm
Engine
Precision B-rep
Parameters
23
Published
August 7, 2026

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The prompt

Create a functional aquarium lid for FDM 3D printing, using millimeters. Aquarium external size: 310 × 200 mm. Glass thickness: 4 mm. Lid requirements: - Internal fit: 311.5 × 201.5 mm. - Solid top, 2.4 mm thick. - No holes or vents on the top. - Outer skirt: 15 mm high and 2.4 mm thick. - Rounded outer corners, radius 5 mm. - Add underside ribs to prevent warping. - Add ventilation only on both short sides. - Each short side must have 2 rows of 4 horizontal slots. - Each slot: 28 × 2.2 mm. - Add downward-facing louvers if printable without supports. The lid must fit a 256 × 256 mm print bed, so divide it into exactly two parts across the 310 mm length. Join both halves with a 10 mm overlapping stepped joint: - 0.25 mm clearance. - Flush upper surface. - Joint must block direct entry of liquid through the seam. Designed for PETG, 0.4 mm nozzle, no supports. Do not change any specified dimensions. If a requirement is impossible, report it instead of modifying it.

Parameters

NameValueRange
Half Length163.15 mm150 – 180
Joint Overlap10 mm5 – 20
Total Width206.3 mm180 – 240
Total Height17.4 mm10 – 30
Top Thickness2.4 mm1 – 5
Skirt Thickness2.4 mm1 – 5
Skirt Height15 mm10 – 30
Corner Radius5 mm1 – 20
Joint Clearance0.25 mm0.1 – 0.5
Slots per Row4 mm1 – 8
Slot Rows2 mm1 – 4
Slot Width28 mm10 – 40
Slot Height2.2 mm1 – 5
Slot Y Start Offset5 mm1 – 10
Slot Y Spacing44.36 mm30 – 60
Bottom Row Z Offset4.5 mm2 – 10
Row Z Spacing6 mm3 – 12
Louver Thickness1 mm0.6 – 2.4
Louver Lip Height3 mm1 – 5
Rib Thickness1.2 mm0.8 – 2.4
Rib Height2 mm1 – 4
Longitudinal Ribs3 mm1 – 8
Transverse Ribs5 mm1 – 10

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