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Octahedroflake: Bookend Edition (vase-mode print)
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Your favorite fractal! now halved, with a long flat base so it can be a bookend!
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Model information
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- Printables
- Category
- Sculptures
- License
- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial — NoDerivatives
Your favorite fractal sculpture! now halved, with a long flat base so it can be a bookend!
Please consider supporting my hobby. You will make my day!
(excuse my sloppy Photoshop, I haven't been able to print it yet)
This was generated to be best printed with a 0.4mm nozzle and 0.2mm layer height (or less), let me know if you want other sizes.
Features
- The Octahedroflake bookend is designed to be printed with a single perimeter, allowing you to print the entire model with one continuous extrusion if sliced properly.
- With no supports or infill required, this model is easy to print.
- The flat bottom layer ensures a stable and even print surface for hassle-free printing. Extended for putting under your books!
- The intricate design of the Octahedroflake results in a beautiful and stunning final for your books!
- Made entirely with CadQuery
Slicing Instructions:
There are hairline gaps in strategic places to make it a continuous perimeter. Normal slicing settings will close these gaps. You'll have to explain to the slicer that you don't want it to do that. (you'll have to enable at least “advanced” mode in PrusaSlicer to do it). Set the closing radius to zero.
Enable the spiral vase mode and give it enough bottom layers to fill the platform. 