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Ribbon-closure hinged box

A 68 x 46 mm base tray with 24 mm walls, an attached lid and paired slots for a separate ribbon.

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215.9 × 279.4 mm
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  • Page 1 — hinged body net
  • Page 2 — LINER
  • Page 3 — Assembly instructions

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Keep the hinge free

A hinged lid depends on a clean back crease rather than a thick line of adhesive. Fold the back first, then check the closure flap against the front wall.

Open both ribbon slots before building the tray, and test their alignment with a short scrap strip. Extra paper thickness can change how the flap sits.

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A 68 x 46 mm base tray with 24 mm walls, an attached lid and paired slots for a separate ribbon.

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  1. Choose the paper size loaded in your printer and open the matching PDF.
  2. Print the matching paper edition at actual size (100%). Measure the printed 50 mm line before cutting. The screen preview is not a measurement test.
  3. Cut the body net and separate liner. Keep the corner glue tabs, back hinge, lid panel and front closure flap.
  4. Open the paired 10 x 2 mm ribbon slots. The slots pass through the closure flap and front wall, not the base.
  5. Crease all dashed lines. Raise the tray walls and glue each corner tab behind its adjacent wall, keeping the back hinge free.
  6. Fold the lid over the back wall and the front flap down over the front wall. Close it gently and confirm the paired slot positions overlap.
  7. Thread a short loose ribbon through the aligned slots and tie an easily released bow. The ribbon is a decorative closure, not a lifting handle.
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The dimensions describe the flat pattern and fold lines, not guaranteed internal capacity.

Physical printing, fit and assembly have not been tested. Make a scrap-paper trial before using special stock.

This is a decorative or organizational paper project, not protective shipping packaging, food-contact material or a load-rated container.

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