Flexi Fila Swatch (filament samples made fun - flexible calibration)
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Want filament samples of your different colors - but in a fun, flexi and fidget-able way - then this is for you!
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- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial — NoDerivatives
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PRINT-CHALLENGE!
Whoever prints this first in 30 different colors/filaments, and upload a make here on Printables, will get there name/profile featured from this model-description! Good luck - and happy printing! At this date, when releasing this model, I have printed it in 17 different colors/filaments myself :-)
| Colors/filaments | User | Date |
|---|---|---|
| 30 | https://www.printables.com/@PenguinNinja | 5. Jan 2024 |
Description
This model is made to combine 2 things: a personal color-swatch-collection and ‘fidgeting’. I ended up making this flexible chain of color-swatch-links that just snap together after printing. And to top it, I designet a little cute astronaut head to go on top. This is a permanent resident on my desk now :-)
Overview
There are multiple style of the links. You can print one or more in every color - whatever you feel like.
- Basic Link
- Hollow Link
- Layers Link (to see the layer-transparency - 0.2, 0.4, 0.6 and 0.8 mm)
- Bridge Link (to see bridging capabilities)
- Shapes Link (to see tiny shapes / retraction)
And then of course the optional (but cute) astronaut-robo-head ;-)
Assembly
When printed, simply snap them together.
Too tight? Use a lille sandpaper and sand down the pointy bit a litte - quick and easy fix!
Print instructions
Here is a few ideas for slicer-settings:
- Speed on first layer: 50% (To ensure good bed adhesion take your time here!)
- Supports: NO supports
- Brim: NO brim
Happy printing!