bacontamales shares:
This tissue/Kleenex box holder fits the standard square tissue/Kleenex box. Prints upside down with no supports. Printing on a textured bed will give the top a nice finish, but can lead to lifting problems. A smooth bed may be better. I printed mine on a textured bed. Print the side pieces separately, and glue in place with super glue. The fit is snug, but it is still easy to remove the box by pushing from the top.
download the files on: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6950287
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