The current width is 25 mm, but it can be scaled in the slicing software. You only need to adjust it in one dimension to fit the belt width! If the thickness of your belt exceeds the standard, please also scale it in the other two dimensions.

Example scaling ratio:

- 50mm belt: 200%
- 35mm belt: 140%
- 25 mm belt: 100%
- 20mm belt: 80%
- 15-millimeter belt: 60%
- 12-millimeter belt: 48%
- 10 mm belt: 40%

[Each 1 mm width corresponds to a 4% zoom ratio]

Suggested materials:ABS/ASA.Only PLA can be used under light loading conditions. At a minimum, the following should be adopted:5-layer wall！If you only need to fix cardboard boxes, it is recommended to choose PLA; while for heavier items such as furniture, you should opt for ABS, ASA, or materials with higher strength.

To achieve the best printing effect, please print in the following direction:

For a higher intensity of fixation effect, you can choose the "Smaller Edge Radius" model. However, I suggest using this model only when you are sure that all the corners of the box are exactly 90 degrees. Many cardboard boxes are slightly bulged in the middle, and their edge angles are often more than 91 degrees. A larger radius of the rounded corners can make the components bend moderately, thus better fitting the non-perfect edges; while a smaller radius of the rounded corners will add more material in this area, making the structure more rigid and stronger, but it may not be able to

Moreover, if you need another belt-based model, you can also refer to the belt clamp:

https://www.nexprint.com/en/models/G3251618