A tray and lid used to protect the CPU pins on the CPU spin-unboxing toy recovered by Linus Tech Tips. It features holes that allow the toy to still spin while being protected, and has thumb grooves for easy removal. It uses a friction fit, so you don't need the lid - just print the tray to protect the pins. When you want to ensure maximum protection, you can add the lid. The holes are located in the center of the model, so any wobbling during rotation of the toy indicates a possible minor printing extrusion error or that the toy itself is not perfectly

I always use raft printing to avoid leaving marks on the print bed, but I guess most people don't need to do this.

PLA - No support needed. Filling 20%

I suggest slicing it to a "super high quality" of 0.12mm.