Adjustable Medicine box

Taking medicine daily always means you're stuck with an ugly medicine box, and most of the time, you can only choose either a version for one dose a day, or you're stuck with a four-dose-a-day version. Furthermore, the lids of most boxes break easily, leaving you to choose yet another ugly one. So I left the concept that medicine boxes should always be rectangular, and invented a round version that you can adjust to the number of doses you need daily. To make the box useful for blind people too, I've made a part with braille code for every day of the week to replace the mid-part. The concept is easy, it's a carousel-based box that can be adjusted from one dose a day, without the braille, up to how many you need a day. The concept is easy; you start with only the bottom and top parts and one ring. For each dose more, you need to add a mid-part and a ring.Every medicine box needs a hex bolt M6 (length 30mm for one dose, and 20mm more for every additional dose). To finish your print, cove