Bundle of Buttons and Cuff links

prusaprinters

<p>So I started off just wanting to print a few simple buttons to repair some shirts that need attention. This then led me down the road of getting a little "creative" with my design process to spice things up.</p> <p>I designed a simple round button (included) then took that and ran, making every hole combination that I could use. After that I thought why not some sweet Hex buttons and that got a little out of hand, I have all 5 hole variants for them as well as different surface shapes as well as different hole shapes (standard round and non-standard hex.)</p> <p>This led me to want some cool 3D printing inspired cuff links and buttons for a jacket, thus the rest were born.</p> <p>I made a rough model of a v6 nozzle in 0.4 and 0.8 (because I &lt;3 Filament Frenzy's sexy phat layer lines) as well as a full interpretation of a full v6 hotend and a roll of filament.</p> <p>I then used my hotend model to carve out some of the buttons that can be printed with a 0.4 nozzle but I recommend finer or resin for them.</p> <p>I split the spool cuff link and Prusament button into multiple parts for MMU printing even though I do not have an MMU but I figured someone may like the ability to do that.</p> <p><em>crazy button letter cipher key</em><br/> 2/4 = number of holes<br/> H/O = hex or round shaped holes<br/> L/- = button hole orientation (L is point to point, - is flat to flat)<br/> N = narrow hole spacing</p> <h3>Print instructions</h3><p>All of the models can be printed on an FDM machine the included picture was done on a 75$ unknown chinese brand machine that I got on eBay to test printability on. That being said the V6 and Prusament buttons/cuff links work best in resin but as long as you tune your printer and slicer appropriately for the narrow hex pattern you can get away with it.</p> <p>Round and Hex buttons all print flat (backside) down.<br/> Cuff links I put on a 59 degree X rotation with little to no supports.<br/> Suit buttons I put on a 25 degree X rotation with the same little to no support.</p> <p>I printed all with the following settings</p> <p>Nozzle Size: 0.4mm<br/> Print Speed: 50mm/s<br/> Layer Height: 0.1<br/> E0 Temp: 205<br/> Bed Temp: 60<br/> Material: Sunlu Marble and Rainbow PLA</p>