FreeCAD Axis Cross physical representation
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A FreeCAD Axis Cross as a physical representation to help in understanding directions while designing.
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This is a small visualization for the axis cross of FreeCAD - you can use it to understand directions in FreeCAD.
Per convention the FreeCAD axes are displayed in RGB:
X axis - red
Y axis - green
Z axis - blue
I would recommend printing them in the same colors. The prepared GCode for Prusa MINI already has some color hints in the file names.
The FreeCAD (version 1.1) model is of course included.
Print Hints
Prusa MINI: you can use the prepared GCode.
For Prusa printers: use the 3mf project file as a starting point - body orientations and settings are already correct.
Other printers: the X and Y arrows are already in the right orientation, Z needs to be rotated so that the "Z" symbol lies flat on the print bet. Y and Z need supports from the print bed.