Retrocade - Display Screen Panel in two easy print parts

Retrocade - Display Screen Panel in two easy print parts

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Even though my A8 can print 220 x 220 it really struggled with this panel. So I've split the panel at the bulkiest part and when printed I simply use a soldering Iron to join the two together by melting the PLA at the raised "slide" part that is behind the panel. (so you can't see the solder joined bits) It does leave a visible line, but most people use vinyl covering anyway, or paint it. Careful not to melt the "V" shaped slot or the screen lock panel won't slide in. (In the photo's the left side is "burned" as my iron was too hot. Dialed it down for the right one.) Everything else prints just fine on the Anet A8. (Except the back door - See my other things!) Print at 0.4 and 30% infill and it's sturdy enough. Kudos to @christan for this awesome design!!! (https://www.thingiverse.com/christan) Enjoy!

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