Cura drinkcoaster set

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Since i owned my first 3D printer (velleman k8200 kit) i have been using Cura. If you believe it or not the software made my 3D printer run so much smoother than the older program i was using for slicing. I was using Repetier for my printer at that time cause, that was the program going hand in hand with my printer. Now i can advice all of you to use Cura for your 3D printer. If your printer is not in the default list (k8200 wasn't) , you can make it a custom. You have to put a little bit of your 3D printer's specs into the Cura program. Something that i have waited very long with before taking action cause i thought i couldn't do it. So after 4/5 months i decided to try it. And it was easy. I edited my bedsize, nozzle-diameter, extruder-temperature. And copy=pasted the start- and end-g-code in the settings. I wasn't sure what i was doing cause i couldn't find alot documentation about how to do it. But thought simple: my x-y-z- endstops with prefend the worst. I was a beginner that was learning.. I haven't printed these models (yet). But i have previewed them into my slicer (something i advice to do first before starting your print). And i have seen no problems with the detail. Print it with a single or multiple color, with filament or resin..and show me what you guys have made of it (if you don't want to post a picture of your print it's totally fine) Use this coaster to house your favourite drink. This is a standard size coaster (100 by 100 by 5 mm), to fit in my coasterholder: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3130397 Best, IdeaLab :)