This washing machine container has a base size of 100x100mm at 100% print size. You may need to enlarge it slightly to accommodate a full bag of laundry detergent, depending on the amount of detergent you purchase.


I made this using very strong hinges, which is why the main body is divided into two parts for printing. The lid of the box closes very well. The hinges still work properly at 60% of their size, but they are quite thin and may not be very durable.

The top and bottom are connected by two screws. Technically, you can glue the top and bottom together directly, but I recommend using two screws.

At 100% size, the hole size is M3, but you can use M4 or M5. If your screws are a bit too long and stick out, you can use the screw cap model file to print some caps. You might not want sharp objects to penetrate the container, especially if you plan to put laundry detergent in it or add handles.

I made doors and windows using the plastic material on food containers

I printed the knob file using the "change color by layer" option to get two colors. This model doesn't require a multi-color printer.

I suggest using E600 glue or epoxy resin glue for the parts that need to be pasted.



No support is needed. However, you might want to use the base and turn off the fan for the first 20 layers to reduce the warping of the top and bottom parts.
 

This model was entirely made by myself. I allow adaptations with attribution and the sale of items

 

This model was entirely made on Tinkercad.