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Christmas Tree Stand

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For file: Stand - Waterproof_0.17mm_PLA_MINI_9h47m.gcode

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Weight reported by the author
103 g
Print time reported by the author
9.79 hr
Source material
PLA
Estimate material
PLA
Estimate printer
Bambu Lab P1S - 0.4 nozzle
Estimate process
0.20mm Standard

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Tripod stand suitable for small to medium trees, up to about 7 feet tall.

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Model information

Category
Home Decor
License
Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial

Bill of Materials

Printable parts can be modified in OnShape: https://cad.onshape.com/documents/8ffd204332ab341e7d85de26/v/153a3e1cc4ade9f9d1a56e3c/e/f161ebcfd918b70f6988b787

 

Comments

Since I'm printing in PLA instead of PETG, I was concerned about brittleness in the design and I think I've used quite a bit more filament than is strictly required. I think there is the potential for the amount of filament to be reduced a lot by reducing infill percentages and decreasing thicknesses of the printed parts. Printing in PETG would likely make it possible to reduce it further without risk of shattering.

Would love to see forks of the OnShape models! https://cad.onshape.com/documents/8ffd204332ab341e7d85de26/v/153a3e1cc4ade9f9d1a56e3c/e/f161ebcfd918b70f6988b787

 

Assembly Instructions

  1. Slide the legs onto the mount points in the Reservoir
  2. Optionally add foam or felt pads to the ends of the legs and underneath the Reservoir
  3. Insert the Waterproof reservoir liner into the Reservoir
  4. Slide the 3/8" hex nuts into the slots above each leg attachment point on the Reservoir
  5. Screw the 4-½" eye bolts into the hex nuts

 

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Edits

  1. I had originally licensed this to allow commercial use, but I've since realized that this is not compatible with my use of OnShape.

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