Moment Lens Case

Update 10-19-20

• I added a new set of STL files that fit just a single Moment Wide V2 lens
• You can find this file on OnShape to edit if you want. https://cad.onshape.com/documents/4309bde3c456e0cf7f0579c3/w/18419b8364dd02bb56725b19/e/1a98132801d24674f4d6bbbe

Update 01-02-19

• I added a new set of STL files that fit the new Moment Telephoto lens (it is bigger)
• The width is 4 mm wider than than v2 one.

Update v2:

• I removed the back two holes for the magnets ( not needed with the hinge )
• reduced the fillet around the top and bottom edge from 3mm to 2mm.

Summary:
Moment makes lens for iPhones and Android phones. I have the Wide, Telephoto and Anamorphic lens with their lens brush also. I love their products.

I made a simple case to carry everything so that I don't have to worry about losing any of the pieces.

I tried to make the case as small and tight as I can without a lot of wasted space.

To attach the cover, just place both parts together standing up on its front. Then just "smack" the cover down into the base and viola, the top is now attached.

I put some holes in the cap and base to use small magnets to hold top shut. I put three in, but I only use the front one because that is all that is needed to hold it closed.

Print instructions

Category: Tool Holders & Boxes Summary

Update 10-19-20

• I added a new set of STL files that fit just a single Moment Wide V2 lens
• You can find this file on OnShape to edit if you want. https://cad.onshape.com/documents/4309bde3c456e0cf7f0579c3/w/18419b8364dd02bb56725b19/e/1a98132801d24674f4d6bbbe

Update 01-02-19

• I added a new set of STL files that fit the new Moment Telephoto lens (it is bigger)
• The width is 4 mm wider than than v2 one.

Update v2:

• I removed the back two holes for the magnets ( not needed with the hinge )
• reduced the fillet around the top and bottom edge from 3mm to 2mm.

Summary:
Moment makes lens for iPhones and Android phones. I have the Wide, Telephoto and Anamorphic lens with their lens brush also. I love their products.

I made a simple case to carry everything so that I don't have to worry about losing any of the pieces.

I tried to make the case as small and tight as I can without a lot of wasted space.

To attach the cover, just place both parts together standing up on its front. Then just "smack" the cover down into the base and viola, the top is now attached.

I put some holes in the cap and base to use small magnets to hold top shut. I put three in, but I only use the front one because that is all that is needed to hold it closed.

Print Settings

Printer Brand:

Prusa

Printer:

i3 MK3 MMU 2

</div>Rafts:

No

Supports:

No

</div>Resolution:

.15 mm

Infill:

20%

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Filament:
Prusa PLA Galaxy Black

Notes:

Be sure to flip the lens cap 180 degrees in your slicer so that the text is on the bottom. That way you don't need any supports.

3 perimeters
7 bottom layers on the cap ( definitely overkill )
4 top layers
Gyroid fill pattern ( any pattern will do )
Extra perimeters if needed was checked
Seam position Rear ( make sure the hinge potion of the model is pointing towards the back )

Post-Printing

Attaching the top is a piece of case. Hold them together and smack it down.

As for attaching the 1/4 in x 1/16 in magnets, you can use glue or some 3M two sided tape.

https://www.amazon.com/Universal-Magnets-Magnetic-Organizers-Fasteners/dp/B077YT1X5F/ref=sr\_1\_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1544582199&sr=8-3&keywords=1%2F4+1%2F16+magnets

How I Designed This

Designed in OnShape

If you would like to have access to all the files, you can create a free OnShape account and then go here to duplicate my CAD.

https://cad.onshape.com/documents/cfa6af8d80296f11da033411/w/78786c6e69d82458125a3b68/e/35e8a4453b897e294eba7054