prusaslicer anet a8 3d models

I'd recommend using PrusaSlicer to slice this simply because it makes the colour changing process much easier. The only thing you'll need to check is whether your printer supports the M600 gcode (colour change gcode), which seems to be supported on...

The 3MFs are from Prusaslicer (2.3) and will probably not work in other slicers (well, Superslicer probably, maybe even Slic3r!). I only used PLA for all my prints, cause it's the only material that can bridge so far. And for the big 5.2cm version i...

I designed this with Fusion 360, and so far, have been happy with the results. PRINTING INSTRUCTIONS----------------------------------Slicer: PrusaSlicerPrinter: Prusa MiniPrint Settings: 0.20mm QUALITYSupports: NoneInfill: 15%Material: PLA...

... start to fail, PETG is the obvious choice though I may try Volcano PLA next. I use prusaslicer and painted a few minimal supports on some parts. I'll also be uploading my purge bucket redesign. ... **Uploaded STEP for those who want to modify.

... a realistic support used for securing the vehicle when storing and repairing.Print settingsFDM prints: 0.12-0.2mm layer height, 10%-20% infill, PLA, no supports.Resin prints: defaults, 50um layer height. I used PrusaSlicer to add supports manually.

Also, if you usually print your first layer with 200% extrusion width (as slic3r prusa edition/prusaslicer does), you might want to change that to 100% like i did. If you don't have perfect layer adhesion, this step will be a nightmare, but it was...

I personally used 0.1 or 0.2mm in PrusaSlicer wihile printing on my heavily modded Ender 3 with direct feed. The ratcheting part of the strap arms are curved behiend the back of your head inside the mechanism. To achieve the curve like the...

Sliced with PrusaSlicer, this design tests your printer's ability to print thin words without any layers on any side, showcasing its "floating" capability. Dimensions of the design: The base plate is 16 millimeters by 51 millimeters by one...

This should give you a perfect fit for your pot.This is an example in Prusa slicer, but other slicing software will be very similar.Printing:The upper hook requires supports to print, but you will save yourself some cleanup if you disallow supports...

... supports, select “Support Enforcers Only” and add “print_sw_arquitens-support.stl” as a support enforcer. (In PrusaSlicer, right-click on the arquitens-model, choose “add support enforcer”→"load…" and select “print_sw_arquitens-support.stl”.)

 The PrusaSlicer default of 2 perimeters leads to weak layer adhesion, which can cause the rods to break.  I found that using a minimum of 4 perimeters allows prints in PLA, PETG, and PC Blend to be very rigid and strong enough to withstand repeated...

I used 0,15mm with “quality” parameters on PrusaSlicer and 30% infill. Maybe you can use different parameters, give it a try.Edit: for the custom messages, only use ASCII characters to fill the gaps. No supplementary hearts. Thanks.Assembly...

Just open your variant of choice with PrusaSlicer, confirm your printer and print material, then slice and print! I've prepared all the print settings for you.If you would like to prepare your own print files, I have also included .stl's for...

... then I re-measured everything and started from scratch. The second printed version was a perfect fit, but not happy with the finish. Shown in the photos is the third iteration.Everything done in Sketchup, with STL export. Sliced with PrusaSlicer.

If you add a part to lid in PrusaSlicer then grillpart should be placed automatically in right place. In other slicers you need to move that modifier in right place manually. Then you can rotate whole to right orientation. After that set per-model...

3MF is supported in Cura, PrusaSlicer, and other 3D slicers.Recommended print settingsPrint the model flat. You can do a manual color change mid print to get interesting color transitions at higher elevations. Printers without multi-material...

I used in Prusaslicer the standard settings for the PETG Infil 15% 0.2 mm layer for best results . I added also code files for 0.3 layer. However that could give some difficulty with the central thread. This thread is not perfectly designed. No...

... to fail, PETG is the obvious choice though I may try Volcano PLA next. I use prusaslicer and painted a few minimal supports on some parts. I'll also be uploading my purge bucket redesign. **Uploaded STEP for those who want to modify. ...

There is a PrusaSlicer issue #515 for the shrinking holes, also see my comment on a feature request #3651 for a measurement feature.My screw has diameter 3.5 mm when measured without the threads, and 3.8 with the threads. I printed a 3.6 hole in the...

If your camera has slightly different dimensions, simply rescale it in Prusaslicer for each of its directions. (Scaling in the direction that changes the width of the GoPro mount legs is of course limited to a few percent, otherwise the mount will...

In slicers that are derived from PrusaSlicer, this can be done by using the right-hand vertical layer selector and right-clicking at the appropriate height to issue a Change Filament command. Other slicers like Simplify3D will require different...

For the GPIO to break out, make sure "Detect bridging perimeters" is unchecked in PrusaSlicer under Print Settings->Layers & Perimeters ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ You...

Do this in Prusaslicer with right click->Add Shape->Cylinder, then scale it to about 10mm diameter and 0.4mm thick, and copy one to each corner. You can easily snip these off the final print. If you found these files useful and want to see more,...

Improvement from a prior design ( see https://www.printables.com/model/83877 ) to speed up printing, fit some things better as they changed size, and now use magnets to more easily connect.Here are the seven tool holders from left to right in the...

Do this in Prusaslicer with right click->Add Shape->Cylinder, then scale it to about 10mm diameter and 0.4mm thick, and copy one to each corner. You can easily snip these off the final print. If you found these files useful and want to see more,...

 The system of building blocks has three main components and this jig was designed to produce the third component, planks. 1) 3D printed blocks that I find are best printed using “0.15mm Quality” setting in PrusaSlicer. This produces acceptable...

Do this in Prusaslicer with right click->Add Shape->Cylinder, then scale it to about 10mm diameter and 0.4mm thick, and copy one to each corner. You can easily snip these off the final print. If you found these files useful and want to see more,...

Do this in Prusaslicer with right click->Add Shape->Cylinder, then scale it to about 10mm diameter and 0.4mm thick, and copy one to each corner. You can easily snip these off the final print. If you found these files useful and want to see more,...

Please refer to 3mf file I used for PrusaSlicer.Make sure to use PETG or any other material with high temperature resistant materials. PLA will warp with 24V LED strips.Cut LED strips to fit in each lines. Middle one fits three 100mm strips, side...

Do this in Prusaslicer with right click->Add Shape->Cylinder, then scale it to about 10mm diameter and 0.4mm thick, and copy one to each corner. You can easily snip these off the final print. If you found these files useful and want to see more,...