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As a gift for my gf's birthday I decided to make another jewelry holder. This one's supposed to look like a tree (the…

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As a gift for my gf's birthday I decided to make another jewelry holder. This one's supposed to look like a tree (the pineapple hangers are another gift which I'm going to upload in foreseeable future).

I made the tree with blenders tree generator which is unsuitable for 3d-printing due to mesh-intersections and open holes everywhere. After a few hours of fixing everything manually it's at least printable with cura 3.6 but still mesh quality is rather bad.

Prepare to print it with a worrisome amount of support; obviously "tree-support" (it's made to support trees) works best.

edit: I fixed a few mesh errors and split the thing up in 2 parts. This way it's much better printable without using tons of fancy support. Still uses a lot though.

Print Settings

Printer Brand:

Wanhao

Printer:

Duplicator9

Rafts:

No

Supports:

Yes

Resolution:

0,2 mm

Infill:

30%

Filament: Extrudr Green-tec pro black


Notes:

I printed it with rather expensive green-tech pro because it has the best overhang performance for me, support removal is rather easy (if you print support in a much faster speed than the rest) and it just looks delightful with a matte surface.

As I noticed above: use tree support.

Category: Fashion

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