Jezero Crater

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<p>I leave you a model of the Jezero crater of the planet Mars. You know, currently being explored by the Persevere robot and the little Ingenuity helicopter.</p><p>The model is made from contour lines at a height of 50 meters. Source: @ESA/DLR/FU Berlin. Under license Create commons BY-SA 3.0 IGO.</p><p>It is important to pay attention to the printing configuration (layer height) to obtain a printed model with all the information of the stl.</p><p>You can print Jezero at a scale of 1:400,000, with a layer height of 0.125mm, which corresponds to contour lines of 50m height.</p><p>Note, that to reduce printing times I have configured variable layer height below the contour lines (optional)</p><p>You can also reduce the model to half size, scale 1:800,000. In this case, you can try printing the model with a layer height of 0.07 to get the maximum resolution.</p><p>At this reduced scale it prints very well with a layer height of 0.125mm. Contour lines will only be printed every 100m in height, but it is ideal for use as a COASTER.</p><p>If you are not using a Prusa MK3, with the configuration I propose, try to respect the indicated layer heights to obtain a good impression.</p><p>Of course, you can also modify the scale of the stl to your convenience, keeping in mind that you will have to adjust the height of the print so that it corresponds to 50 m high at that scale.</p>