Coral Reef
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Preparing Station for Coral, Raspberry PI, and other boards.
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The name was given after stackability.
I would've liked to give an option for preparing multiple boards, while the station remaining printable as fast
and as efficient as possible (material and time).
I've printed with:
Nozzle Diameter: 0.4 mm
Material: PLA
Temperature: 220 C
Bed Temperature: 55C
Layer Height:0.24
Walls: 5
Printer: FF AD5M Pro
No Supports
Note: Basically anything goes, as far as you know your printer. Watch out for ESD (printing material) every-so often.
You can slide your board into the center of one print. No screws, no tools, no headache.
- If you print without side parts, it will be around 10 grams of filament. And I've had my fair share of Easythreed K10, so i would've liked to give a chance for those who are just starting out on their adventure with printing
- If you print the full model, it will be around 80 grams (as far as i remember, with my options listed above) adn you will have an option to store your stuff on those plates, even if you do not use that level every so often.
The gaps on the inner rectangle are in order:
2.5, 3.0, 3.5, 4.0, 4.5 mms
I am that kind of guy.. Put there, stay there.
And if you are out of boards, i think it can be a pretty colorful storage tower :)
Happy Printing