Watch cleaning baskets (1 to 10 sector division)
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Set of 10 stackable baskets + 1 universal cover for watch cleaning machine - 80mm diameter, 12mm height of each basket.
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Description
This project contain a set of 10 baskets and 1 universal cover. They can be used for watch parts cleaning machine or with any ultrasonic cleaning machine when small parts need to be cleaned.
Characteristics
- Each basket has a sector division from 1 to 10 sectors.
- They can be easily stacked together
- The universal cover can be used to close the upper basket when they are stacked.
Dimensions
Each basket has a 80mm diameter and 12mm height.
The holes are all rectangle with this dimensions:
- bottom holes: 0.9x18mm
- internal wall of sector division: 0.8x6mm
- lateral wall: 0.9x8.4mm
Material suggestions
One of the main challenges for this object is stringing. I tested 3 materials of Bambu Lab brand with my X1 carbon printer: PLA matte white, PLA-CF black, ASA grey. I didn't try with PETG because I think the stringing would have been too much.
ASA has the worst stringing effect, but it offers the best heat resistance (up to 100°C). However, I don’t find the stringing too problematic since water can still flow through effectively.
With PLA, I get better results with less stringing. Printing is also easier since there's no warping, no bad smell, and the material is more affordable. However, its heat resistance is limited to 55°C (as stated in Bambu Lab's technical datasheet, though I haven’t tested it myself).
I was very surprised by PLA-CF (PLA with carbon), which has no stringing, excellent dimensional accuracy, perfect bed adhesion, and a professional look. It might become my favorite material! However, it is more expensive, and its heat resistance is limited to 55°C (as stated in Bambu Lab's technical datasheet, though I haven’t tested it myself).
I'm very curious about other materials like ASA-CF and whether the stringing is reduced. Unfortunately, I haven't tested it yet.
3D printing parameters (tested)
0.2mm layer height
no support
15% infill
Brim only for ASA
Thanks, and happy printing!