Summary

Do you want the ability to carry a whole 5.5 grams of solder in a tiny little box you could drop & lose it's so small?

Then this print is for you!

All you need is one of Tic Tac's travel size boxes and this print.

Print at 0.2mm layer height, 100% infill, no support. About 20 minutes. I suggest turning on ironing of the top layers to make sure the spindle can spin freely enough.

Once the parts are snapped together it's likely they won't come apart without breaking, requiring superglue to then attach them together, so be careful.

There's a certain way to put the holder in the box, the top of the holder needs to rest in the lid, like in the example photo, then carefully close the lid and the top of the holder should neatly sit into it.

Don't forget to poke a hole in the lid for the solder.

2/4/2022 A very minor update, made the hole in the center of the spindle go right through for the solder to hope fully grip better when winding it onto the spool.
This was a bit of an April fools joke, I needed something to occupy my mind and decided to see if I could modify my original Tic Tac solder dispenser to fit the tiniest of the Tic Tac boxes, but I made it completely functional & usable.

See my original solder dispenser designs, one for the UK's 16g Tic Tac box:
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3270453

One for the jumbo 49g Tic Tac box:
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3344104

And one for the American 29g Tic Tac box:
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3354779