overhang threshold 3d models

Line 'em up!Be sure to adjust the desired height of the units for best results!!The Gemini has been designed primarily for the new Sovol SV07 printer but they can be used with almost any machine that's gantry to bed distance is in the effective...

(This also helps hold the token trays in place, although really between the magnets and the lid they pretty much stay put.) FYI - the Card Holders were the only pieces that needed supports for the overhangs on the bottom and the two semi-circle...

... as 02, but with a space for a captured M4 nut. It's important to print this one as originally oriented, because it leverages sacrificial bridging to pull off the overhang for the captured nut. ...Will likely require a bit of post-processing cleanup.

*** Print instructions *** You will need support: In PrusaSlicer, switch on support material, set overhang threshhold to 0 for automatic detection, set style to seamless. This is the most important, as it will reduce support material considerably...

Prevents the details from overheating. Extrusion Multiplier: calculated according to this test. Cooling: Tuned so that the overhangs and details come out decent. It's set to auto, and I observed that this also impacts the auto print speed I have set...

It also doesn't have overhangs. This version uses more plastic so it is much heavier than original. (By the way, in my opinion the original version is strong enough but you may have another point of view :) ) All V2 details are fully backward...

... it oriented as it is. The clamp threads will be printed at that orientation where the overhang/bridging at the top can cause issues with the threads, which is the primary thing that needs to be caught in testing. Category: 3D Printer Accessories

In the second version, the guide of the ball bearings is printed without overhang, which is much more accurate. The guide bars are glued in after printing. I use "UHU Hart Kunststoff" for this. The two M5 nuts are inserted during the printing,...

 I prefer to use support under raised arms and under their hands and their gogglesThe under-sides of minions are a major challenge to the overhang-printing capability of you, your filament and your system.  I favour using a dense roof on my...

If you have difficulty installing the magnets, you may need to scrape a bit of the rim of the magnet hole away in case there are any slight overhangs. Most magnets stay in on their own, but due to tolerances in printing, some need a drop of super...

A .2A version of my compressor (with a .13A booster fan) on the hotend cooling side has proved more than adequate; a .3A version, unboosted, is working for the part cooling side, but it's not achieving the superior overhang support of the nasty-loud...

There are multiple ports but the main phone itself is only thirty two in width while custom_overhang_fillet_resolution sets a high level fillet resolution of two here due it’s importance with these types. When placing objects there's often overlap...

It shouldn't be neccecary as all parts are designed with either "bridges" or a 45 degree overhang. Clean all printed parts from brims, support material, uneven surfaces etc! The tolerances in this project are quite lenient, but major flaws might...

These "stair like" widenings meant either printing overhangs with no support, or turning on supports when they really should not be needed. The "terraces" did not print well for me without supports. The normal "cone" shape I used instead, however,...

While it worked OK for most things, there came a time when I was trying to print a model with steeply overhanging points and the stock cooling just wouldn't cut it. I designed this adapter to allow a standard 5015 radial fan (24 volt, 0.1 amp) to be...

The partial platter used is lightweight and cheap, and I believe the overhang the record makes contributes to some pitch distortion I experience at the start of every record. This model should theoretically solve that issue by providing support...

Overhangs are limited to a 30 degree slope to make the lip for nested stacking, which should be doable even in a poorly-tuned printer. Infill percentage is up to you: I used 18% gyroid infill because that's what my default PrusaSlicer settings were,...

The other overhangs are either bridges, or kept to 45 degrees. rnrnYou'll want to flip the lid upside down. If you wanted to mount this on the right of the printer, mirroring the base along the Z axis will let you do that. ... Category: 3D Printer...

Configure the mesh disc with the infill guidelines below. Nozzle: Suggest 0.4mm nozzle for precision fitWall Loops: 3 wall loops on 0.4mm nozzle, 0.6mm nozzle not recommended due to decreased layer adhesion.Layer Height: Suggest 0.16 or 0.20 to...

It's important to print this one as originally oriented, because it leverages sacrificial bridging to pull off the overhang for the captured nut. Will likely require a bit of post-processing cleanup. Print Settings Printer: Kingroon S200 Rafts: No...

The head required two shells due to extreme overhangs (60 degrees max). Colors: pink: face, ear_rear_l, arml_1, arml_3, arml_5, arml_7, armr_1, armr_3, armr_5, armr_7, arm_bump (two copies), tail_2, tail_4, tail_6, tail_8 purple: head, arml_2,...

There are no overhangs except for a few 45-degree chamfers. Be careful with the rails, as they can warp if they're not printed correctly. If they warp too much, you might want to try printing them with a raft. No one will see it anyway. ## Mounting...

There are several tricky parts on each level, where you can see differences between temperatures, such as overhangs, stringing... By comparing levels, you can find your optimal printing temperature.</p><p>To make it work, you need modified G-codes. I...

I redesigned the pulleys to have a reasonable overhang, but am currently using the ones from my earlier mod, so cannot guarantee the new ones will work fine; they will likely require some adjustment. The SCAD file utilizes features present in the...

To make it printable, I made several modifications:\r\n\r\n- Closed all surfaces with holes in them to prevent material loss during printing.\r\n- Removed internal caves and unnecessary gaps to improve printability.\r\n- Extended floating details to...

:)It does not hold a lot, but I think it looks cool!All parts are printable without supports as long as your printer supports 45 degree overhangs or the occasional bridge.DisclaimersIt is made using inspiration from all over the Internet.. Hopefully...

I use ~55-deg overhang angleI use 3 wall perimeters with super thin 0.1mm layers and a high infill of 'lines' or 'grid' to keep it symmetric and balanced.Optional annealing:after printing LEAVE SUPPORTS ATTACHEDBake in oven for ~10-15 minutes. I used...

You really want to use 0.16 (or lower) for the boxes with lids as there are some small but steep overhangs that are supported much better by a slightly smaller line height. (Check your slice preview.) No supports are needed if you print at 0.16 or...

Make sure to use supports for all overhangs! The front panel, rear panel and spacers can either be 3d printed, or they can be lasercut out of 3mm thick plastic sheeting (I used plexiglass for my parts). Both the stl files for 3d printing and the...

You really want to use 0.16 (or lower) for the boxes with lids as there are some small but steep overhangs that are supported much better by a slightly smaller line height. (Check your slice preview.) No supports are needed if you print at 0.16 or...