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Hi!

Thank you so much for your interest in the model.

To be able to design the lid properly, I would need 5 very specific measurements. Do you happen to have a caliper (or a small tape measure + thin ruler) handy? If so, that would be perfect.I’m sending an image with the markings of the measurements I need.

They are:
A → external diameter of the glass mouth (measuring only the smooth part, not including the thread)

B → total external diameter of the jar, including the thread

C → height from the mouth to the lid’s sealing shoulder (where the lid stops / seats when fully screwed on)

D → thread pitch (distance between one thread crest and the next)

E → thread thickness (width of the thread itself / thread profile width)

It would also be very helpful to know:

→ Is it a single-start thread (just one continuous spiral) or are there multiple parallel thread starts?
(Many jars have only one thread, but some models have two or more.)

If you have any doubt about any of the measurements, just ask — I’ll be happy to explain better.

Thank you very much in advance!

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Hello @josepetri, Dimensions are as follows -
A-137.46
B- 140.30
C- 16
D- 9.2
E- 3
Single start thread
Thank you for your assistance.
Kind Regards
Geoff

Bonjour ! Merci beaucoup pour l’intérêt porté à l’article et désolé pour le retard dans la réponse.

Malheureusement, je n’ai pas pu identifier exactement de quel article il s’agit — s'agit-il de la boîte de rangement ? Si c’est le cas, elle ne dispose pas de système de verrouillage ou d'encastrement pour l’empilage, car elle a été conçue pour être imprimée avec un minimum de supports et de consommation de filament.

Cependant, je peux créer un nouveau modèle avec des saillies ou des encoches pour permettre un empilage plus stable. Qu’en pensez-vous ?

Je reste à votre disposition et merci encore pour votre message !

Hi, good morning! Thanks a lot for supporting my work!
Could you tell me which slicer you are using?
I use the metric scale in millimeters on my models. If the file appears too large, it might be due to your slicer using inches or another unit — in that case, scaling it down by 10x or even 100x usually solves the issue.
If you can let me know which slicer and the approximate size it's showing for you, I can help you more accurately and even update the model on the site if needed.

Hello! Thanks for reaching out. Absolutely, the lights require a specific type - they're UV (ultraviolet) lights, 5mm LEDs. UV LEDs are particularly effective at attracting mosquitoes, so I suggest wiring them with resistors to prolong their lifespan. While they might shine brighter without resistors, they tend to lose efficiency rapidly. I'd be happy to create a video detailing the connections if you're interested.

Hola, lamento la tardanza en responder. Estaba de viaje con mis hijos, pero ahora estoy de vuelta en el trabajo =]. En relación a tu pregunta, la trampa atrapa a los mosquitos utilizando un ventilador (similar al de una computadora) para dirigir el aire hacia su interior, evitando que puedan escapar. El flujo constante de aire deshidrata a los mosquitos atrapados, causando su muerte en un plazo de 24 horas. Además, es posible añadir agua con detergente dentro de la trampa, lo que hace que los mosquitos se hundan y mueran en pocos minutos. Espero haber respondido satisfactoriamente a tu pregunta. Si tienes alguna otra duda, ¡no dudes en preguntar! Estaré encantado de ayudarte =]

Saludos desde Brasil

Thank you for your suggestion—it's greatly appreciated! I think your idea of incorporating a tray for the trap box is excellent. It would indeed simplify the setup and make it more user-friendly, which is important.

I'll definitely consider this in the design revision. It's valuable feedback like yours that helps improve the overall user experience. I'll work on integrating a tray into the next version to make it more convenient for everyone.

If you have any more thoughts or ideas in the future, please feel free to share them. Your input is instrumental in making this project better.

Thanks again for taking the time to provide feedback, and I'm looking forward to implementing this improvement in the next iteration.

Best regards,
Jose

Hi there,

Thank you for your message and for trying out my design! I'm glad to hear that it's been effective in trapping mosquitoes for you, even in just two days!

Adding water and yeast to the trap box to produce CO2 is a clever idea. It can make the trap even more enticing for mosquitoes. Thanks for sharing this tip!

I'm pleased to know that my design has been helpful to you. If you have any more feedback or suggestions in the future, feel free to reach out. Your input is much appreciated.

Wishing you a mosquito-free environment and a great day!

Best regards,
Jose