Coasters that smell :-)
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Recently I've bought some scented TPU samples from a company called Tecnikoa.
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Recently I've bought some scented TPU samples from a company called Tecnikoa. The company themselve doesn't sell samples, but "Filamentworld" located in Germany does. So I ordered 6 different colors. I created 6 different coaster designs using Fusion 360° The design of the coaster number 8 was created using a svg file I found on the internet. I never used a svg before. So I wanted to test it and it works really nicely. Here's the source of that .svg: https://freesvg.org/circular-ornament-tribal-pattern
Here's the box in which you can store them: https://www.printables.com/model/51464-box-for-my-tpu-coasters
Here are two other sources where you can buy the filament.
https://filament2print.com/gb/54_tecnikoa
https://www.brildor.com/en/scented-tpu-filaments-for-3d-printers
Here’s my YouTube video: https://youtu.be/qvssVWXGXlE
Print instructions
If you are using the Tecnikoa TPU please adapt the temperature after changing the color for the designed top part to 210°C! The base that I printed with extrudr is set to 235°C. I've used the "Octagram Spiral" top layer infill setting for the coaster number 08. I've added the 3mf of coaster number 6 & 8 so you have the settings that I have used. Please take care to adapt the settings if you are using a different filament.
I wasn't able to use the ironing feature for the TPU. It never look the way I wanted. But I managed to adapt the top layer settings so they look nice and smoothe even without the ironing function.