Print Pikes Peak
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Both of my parents are from Colorado, and spent a good amount of time in Colorado Sprints: Made this as a gift for them. The Google Map image is the rough location of the print. I used Terrain2STL by Thatcher Chamberlin to generate the printable mesh and did additional modifications in Blender. Instructions Printed on Makerbot Replicator 1, sliced in Simplify 3d. I butted the two stl's next to one another in Simplify 3d: it auto-booleans things when it goes to slice them. Extruded @ 200 degs, HBP off 2 shells, 10% infill, 200 micron. Print speed 120mm/sec, travel 200mm/sec. Painted two-tone with Rustoleum spray-paint.
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