Destiny - Stargate Universe(GITD)

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A Glow in the Dark Destiny from Stargate Universe(SGU) Or our artistic interpretation of it.. O:-) An ode to a magnificent series that felt the wrath of capitalism. A little support to the fans. Enjoy. Maybe, juust maybe, the crew will wake up one day ;) Print Settings Printer: Felixprinter 2.0 Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.15 Infill: 15% Notes: Cura slicer In Repetier Host, load and scale to 0.0035, printed with 0.35mm nozzle. support; touching bed. printed upwards. Post-Printing Removing supports If in Repetier host, in tab slicer, and pressing the "configuration" bttn when Cura slicer is selected, you get the cura settings. upper tab print/filament under print tab you go to the "structures" tab and under "support" set the xy distance to 0.6 and Zdistance to 0.15 if 0.15 is your layer height, 0.2 if 0.2 is your layer height. Then, removing supports should be a breeze. How I Designed This The Origin The Destiny is a brainchild of Brad Wright and Robert C Cooper who wrote Stargate Universe. It is a faster then light interstellar spaceship with a stargate onboard, and various economic and military capabilities. This Destiny is drawn by one of our fellow 3D Warehouse members on Sketchup. Due to a sudden rise of models, and artists, we cannot exactly remember from whoem. Though to give credit then, But we only adapted it for 3D Printing, wich means exporting, and making manifold, wich was quite a task on such a big model. it needs to be scaled to 0.0035(+/-) of the original scale to fit on a 20x20 bed. Custom Section the Tip of the ship the Tip of the ship gets too hot and can melt away. you can sove this by adding cooling or making the printhead move more for ex; Print two destiny's from the same height. Then, tip one gets a lot more time to dissapate heat due to the head having to print the exact same thing a bit further.