Project Silverfish Eather Cell
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Full scale model of Eather Cell from Project Silverfish with storage and screw cap, mostly accurate in details and size.
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- Creative Commons — Public Domain
About the model
This model was designed in FreeCAD - FOSS (Free and Open-Source Software) 3D parametric modeler. FreeCAD offers tools to produce, export and edit solid, full-precision models, export them for 3D printing or CNC machining. Source file is available.
All parts are segregated by colors. Painting is optional. Requires glue.
Size:
Height ~180mm
Diameter 28.8 mm inside, 34.2 mm outside
Filament usage:
38g pink
58g light base
28g yellow
34g dark base
30g any other
180g total
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Please report any issues you have with the model. I will be glad to help you if you have any questions. Also share your makes. Thanks you.
Before assembling
Try putting parts together before gluing them and use sandpaper to fit parts better, if needed.
Assembly
Glue "shell top" to "cup bottom". Use alignment notches to connect parts.
Glue "ring top" (ring with slots) to "cup bottom), try to push it right up to "shell top". Slide "ring bottom" over "cup bottom" and glue "shell bottom" to "cup bottom". There are additional fins to set part in the correct orientation.
Glue "ring bottom" to "cup bottom", pressing it against "shell bottom".
Glue "insert" to "cup bottom". It should fit into "shell bottom" and cover "cup bottom". You may consider painting visible areas of "cup bottom" to avoid seeing it through the gaps.
Glue "plate bottom a" and "plate bottom b" to "insert".
Glue "plate top" to "cup top".
Now you should be able to screw "cup top" in place. Be careful since the cap can fit very tight, you might want to use "turning tool" and soap to repeatedly screw cap in and out until you can turn it by hand comfortably.
Enjoy your Eather Cell.