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Caution High Voltage Sign by RebelTaz For those of you who work with both high voltage and idiots who like to lick…

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Caution High Voltage Sign

by RebelTaz

For those of you who work with both high voltage and idiots who like to lick things that they shouldn't, here's your sign. I built an open air, AC battery rejuvenator that my dad designed that can bring almost any cell back from the dead, but touch the wrong thing and it will have the reverse affect on you.

For best results, swap filaments at the following layers with the associated colors (assuming printing at a 0.2mm layer height).

layer 0 - white

layer 6 - yellow

layer 9 - orange

layer 12 - black

For best results with filament swaps, I recommend turning on [Draft Shield] in Cura which essentially lays a single walled skirt around your model all the way up. When the printer pauses for you to swap colors, this ensures that the printer will start on that skirt, catching any blobs or drips there instead of on your print. You might also want to turn on [Ironing] if you are getting gaps in your letters.


Print Settings

Printer Brand:

TEVO

Printer:

Tarantula

Rafts:

No

Supports:

No

Resolution:

0.2mm

Infill:

100%

Notes:

For best results, swap filaments at the following layers with the associated colors (assuming printing at a 0.2mm layer height).

layer 0 - white

layer 6 - yellow

layer 9 - orange

layer 12 - black

For best results with filament swaps, I recommend turning on [Draft Shield] in Cura which essentially lays a single walled skirt around your model all the way up. When the printer pauses for you to swap colors, this ensures that the printer will start on that skirt, catching any blobs or drips there instead of on your print. You might also want to turn on [Ironing] if you are getting gaps in your letters.

Category: Signs & Logos

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