ctc a10s 3d models

... sketched out a simple clip with a bent plate to hold the LED. The whole thing fits perfectly in the CTC 3D Printer Dual and similar models. ... For material, I chose ABS because LED lights get warm and PLA becomes soft at certain temperatures.

Print Settings Printer: CTC Dual Extruder Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.20 Infill: 100 Notes: Printed with the bed set at 70 and a melt temperature of 190 degrees Celsius. ...I simply used a self-tapping screw to attach it to my wooden wardrobe...

Print Settings: Printer: CTC Rafts: No rafts are needed. Supports: Supports aren't necessary, as the design is self-supporting. Resolution: Print at a resolution of .10-.20 mm to achieve precise details. ... Infill: Use 20% infill density for a good...

I'm testing out my CTC printer with some new material, and it's looking pretty good so far. This Vixen is just lounging in the sun, enjoying every minute of it - I guess that's what happens when you're printed in ABS, which is strong enough to...

... bigger yields. As soon as you notice roots emerging from the box, your sapling is ready to be transplanted into its permanent home. Printer Settings: Printer: ------------------- ctc Rafts: No Supports: Doesn't Matter Resolution: 0.4 Infill: 40

Print Settings: Printer: CTC 3D Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.1 Infill: 100% Notes: I used TPE to print this phone case with Nunus Rubber 1.75mm white filament. This material led me to realize that any infill percentage below 100% would...

Print Settings: Printer: CTC Dual Rafts: No rafts are needed Supports: Don't need any supports either Resolution: .2 millimeters for high precision Infill: Use a moderate infill of 15% Notes: Remember to pause and switch filaments at 16mm to print...

Print Settings: Printer: CTC Bezier Rafts: Yes Supports: Yes Resolution: .27mm Infill: 6% Notes: Printing larger models reduces the likelihood of hair removal from support structures. It took me approximately 4.5 hours to print at a speed of 70mm/s....

The Best Choice for Your Project is Ctc Dual. Slicing Parameters: Do you need rafts when printing? Yes, They Provide Essential Support When Needed. Support Materials: Does Your Print Require a Strong Foundation? ...If So, These Models Will...

... crystal lizard from the infamous Dark Souls series. Every detail has been meticulously crafted to bring out its raw beauty. Printing Information: For those who want to own this masterpiece, you can print it using a 3D printer with CTC 3D settings.

Print Settings Printer: CTC 3D printer Rafts: It doesn't matter what the rafts are like, as they won't be visible in the final product. Supports: No supports were needed for this design. Resolution: The resolution is set to a precise .2mm to...

Wall Mount for Logitech Z333 can be either mounted with double sided tape or screws. Print Settings Printer: CTC Dual Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: Doesn't Matter Resolution: .2mm Infill: 15% How I Designed This Category: Audio

... degrees, 30-85 degrees, and 55-85 degrees. Feel free to scale them up or down as needed to suit your testing purposes. Printing Settings: Printer: CTC Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: Adjust according to what you want to test Infill: 20-100%

... Printer Specifications CTC stands out as the selected printer model. Raft Technology: Absolutely required to ensure stability. Support Material: Totally unnecessary for this design. Print Resolution: Achieved at an incredible 0.2mm per unit length.

Print Settings Printer: CTC Dual (MakerBot Clone) Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.20 Infill: 25% Notes: I utilized breakaway supports set at the following settings, resulting in effortless removal. ...Support Density 0.20 Support to Model Spacing...

... Print Settings: Printer: CTC Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.2mm Infill: 20% Notes: - Support = (for Vial Window on Side) - Test the vial in the template on a known level surface before gluing. ...Material: PLA Print Time: 2 Hours, 43 Minutes

The print settings that made this possible are as follows: Printer - CTC; Rafts - No; Supports - No; Resolution - 0.2mm; Infill - 50%. We've found that even a lower infill percentage, such as 10%, produces excellent results. ... We'd like to note that...

... to ensure stable construction. Measuring a considerable size, I scaled down the design to accommodate my 3D printer and then reduced it to half scale in order to complete the printing process within just three hours on my CTC (Create The Caravan).

... from the Object window. If you successfully print this design, I'd appreciate it if you could share a picture of it with me. Thanks in advance. Print Settings: Printer: CTC Formaker Notes: I have printed this using yellow and white filament.

(Gelle Fra) Print Settings Printer: CTC Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.2 mm Infill: 20% Notes: The statue needs support! ...I used Simplify3D to add support structures How I Designed This The 3D model is from 3dwarehouse...

... able to modify the inner connectors by downloading the OpenScad file. Have fun! Print Settings: Printer: CTC Bizer Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.1 Infill: 50% Notes: Use an infill of 50% or more to get it strong enough for your car jack.

At a 50% infill: Weight equals 9 Grams UPDATE V2: Included a feature for direct PC connection, adjusted the screw distance If you have any questions or improvement ideas, please don't hesitate to share them Print Settings Printer: CTC Dual Rafts:...

just a silencer, fits on a 14 mm thread. Threaded version aviable now (14 mm ccw)! Print Settings Printer: ctc Rafts: Doesn't MatterSupports: Doesn't Matter Resolution: 0,2Infill: 10% should be enough Notes: Recommended layer height for threaded...

... providing an aesthetically pleasing visual connection between the two components. Additionally, I optimized the channels to significantly reduce printing time. Print Settings: Printer: CTC Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2 Infill: 10%

Print Settings: CTC Bizer Dual printer will do just fine. Rafts: Don't worry about it too much. Supports are necessary for this project. Resolution should be set to 0.2. Infill of 10% is more than enough. ... Notes: For optimal results, use a layer...

... and designed specifically for the first-generation Motorola 360 Smartwatch. Printing Specifications: Printed on: CTC Replicator Dual 3D Printer Supports: None Needed Rafts: None Used Resolution: 0.2mm Layers Infill Percentage: 15% of Print Object

... now closely resembles a standard field hockey stick, complete with a knob on the handle. Note that the STL file is actually a full-size field hockey stick scaled down for printing on my CTC printer; I would love to see it printed at its actual size.

<p>I need a better way to hold our guinea pigs water bottles in place so I came up with this design. ...it is for a standard 80mm diameter bottle. Print Settings Printer: CTC Dual Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: .2 Infill: 20% Category: Pets

Print Settings: Printer: CTC Replicator 2 Rafts: It doesn't matter how they are configured. Supports: Similarly, supports can be adjusted or omitted altogether without affecting the print quality. Resolution: The print resolution is set at a...

... joint to minimize flexing under weight when using low infill values. Print Settings: Printer: Ebay Chinese CTC i3 clone Rafts: Doesn't matter Supports: No Resolution: 0.2 Infill: 15% cubic - yet, it doesn't significantly impact the overall result.