The OpenSCAD file `Thin Nested Box.scad` allows you to generate a box and lid to your specifications. I've pre-grenerated sizes 12mm through 40mm which should all nest within each other. The other OpenSCAD file, `Thin Nested Boxes.scad` will generate a range of boxes and lids for you.

This is also a good test of your printer's precision. You can alter the `lidSpacing` parameter - defaulted to .25mm - to get a tighter or looser fitting lid, and alter the `boxSpacing` parameter to get the boxes to nest within each other. The default settings seem to work okay for me and give a tight fitting lid.

Generate the boxes you wish to nest, print them (preferably in different colors), and nest them! Shock and WOW your friends with your printer's precision!

##Variable Definitions
###Thin Nested Box.scad
`thickness` - The thickness of the edges of the box.
`width` - The width (X) of the box.
`depth` - The depth (Y) of the box.
`height` - The height (Z) of the box.
`flangeHeight` - The height of the flange - should be about 2x that of the lid.
`lidHeight` - The height of the lid portion of the box.
`lidSpacing` - The "room for error"/tightness of the fit of the lid.
`boxLidSpacing` - The spacing between the box and lid on the build plate.

###Thin Nested Boxes.scad
`boxCount` - The number of boxes to generate.
`offset` - The offset from one box to the next (difference).
`thickness` - The thickness of the edges of the box.
`width` - The width (X) of the first box.
`depth` - The depth (Y) of the first box.
`height` - The height (Z) of the first box.
`flangeHeight` - The height of the flange - should be about 2x that of the lid.
`lidHeight` - The height of the lid portion of the box.
`lidSpacing` - The "room for error"/tightness of the fit of the lid.
`boxLidSpacing` - The spacing between the box and lid on the build plate.