Soap dish modeled in PrusaSlicer
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Since the corona virus outbreak I have placed soap dishes at every sink in our household.
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Model information
- Source
- Printables
- Category
- Bathroom
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Since the corona virus outbreak I have placed soap dishes at every sink in our household.
But why yet another soap dish design?
This one is modeled 100% PrusaSlicer. Both posing as a showcase for what can be done with all of its great features and being super easy to modify and adapt.
It is using zero infill volumes. This gives you perfect perimeter only walls without any mushed infill between. The mesh the soap is resting on is using actual infill for its pattern. This means you can finally show everyone what you and your prints are made out of! Are you a Stars, triangle or a good old grid person?
Print instructions
It is fairly easy to print. You can easily change any settings if you encounter any problems. Just honor the following things:
- Use PrusaSlicer 2.2 or above
- Disable “Only retract when crossing perimeters”; all you see is infill, so it should be printed nicely
- I have printed it with the part cooling fan completely off. It help with bed adhesion and it will give you a stronger part.
What to keep in mind when making changes
- Print speed of the top solid infill layer is reduced for a nicer finish
- Print speed of the mesh infill is reduced as well
- “Only infill where needed” and “Ensure vertical shell thickness“ are disabled