Welcome to the city, and a series of caches where you will find 3D printed containers made by me! Yes, that's right, I finally broke down and bought my own 3D printer. This will be an ongoing series; as I make more containers, more caches will be added.
Each container is a little bit different than your traditional micro, but still only contains a logsheet. You will need to bring your own writing instrument to sign the log. Please do not over-tighten the bottom (you will understand when you ee the container) and replace as found.
I hope each one of these brings a smile to your face, as well as your find count.
Ok, so the ones in this little sub-series are a little bit different. When you first buy a 3D printer it takes time to assemble it and get it set up properly. For me, the learning curve was 7 containers. I didn't want to throw out the first 7, so I am hiding them as "Learning how to 3D print" - as you find them, you will see how the settings got closer and closer to correct. This is the fifth in the series, and after a whole lot of googling, this one is actually pretty darn close to good. This is what these containers are SUPPOSED to look like. Of course, the bed still wasn't 100% level So it's not perfect, but it's getting there. You should not need to force this one to get it open. . Please leave the 3D print inside of the outer container as it won't be waterproof without it.