Echo 2 Tardis Cover - It is bigger on the inside

prusaprinters

<p>The Amazon Echo 2 is a bit lacking in "curb appeal", so, at the request of a fellow maker, I decided to make a house for it to better represent my personality. Echo 2 should fit nicely inside, with all of her Microphones, Speaker Holes, Function Buttons, and Top Lights being fully visible and functional.</p> <h3>Print instructions</h3><p>Depending on your printers z-axis limits, I have included a split version of the body. If you have the vertical room, you can print the body in 1 piece. If not, use the Bottom and Upper files.</p> <p>You will notice on the base of the unit there are some holes that did not bridge well. That was NOT the printers fault. That was all me. I had set the Roof number to 2, and it was not enough to clean up the bridging. On all other parts, this was set to 3, and you can see on the top that it worked much better. I used is Simlify3D as my slicer for the displayed prints. I have found it performs much better than the Makerbot software (I am looking forward to getting my MK3 in soon).</p> <p>Custom supports used on windows only, 15% infill Base upper: Default supports used, 15% infill Top: Default supports used, 20% infill</p>