Desiccant box with latching lid

This is a pretty simple desiccant box that fits a few specific design criteria that I had, which I didn't seem to find elsewhere. Hold a decent amount of desiccantDon't have the desiccant be too deep (otherwise the air won't really penetrate to the center)Have a lid that will stay on even when the box tumbles around a bitLots of holes for airflowNo screws or other extra hardware requiredFit in my dehydrator to dry the desiccant without removing it from the boxHold up to shaking the box a bit without the lid coming off to stir up the desiccant while dryingLook good (subjective, I know)I recommend using ASA to make drying the filament without removing it from the box easier, but PETG would likely work as well. Because the lid needs to flex a little to put it on/off, and it's low temperature handling, I do not recommend using PLA All of the holes are modeled in, no slicer tricks using infill patterns with no top/bottom layers. This was done so that the holes on the top/bot