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Star Trek Enterprise NCC-1701 PC case art — image 1
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Star Trek Enterprise NCC-1701 PC case art

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€1.11 – €1.35 net (excluding VAT)

For file: NCC_1701_Case-Art_PrusaSlicer.gcode

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Weight reported by the author
35 g
Print time reported by the author
17.4 min
Source material
PLA
Estimate material
PLA
Estimate printer
Bambu Lab P1S - 0.4 nozzle
Estimate process
0.20mm Standard

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2D Art of the StarTrek Flagship NCC-1701 for a PC Case

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Model information

License
Standard Digital File License

I vectorized and transformed an original artwork by Will Pjigg into a design suitable for 3D printing, specifically to embellish my PC case. My computer is placed on an office cabinet next to me, and I thought its large black surface would be perfect for this artistic enhancement.

This is optimized for a 256x256 printing bed. 

  • Scaling down may cause lose of details
  • There shouldn't be any problem scaling up if you have larger printing setup

Printed size

  • 28.5x18.2x2 cm
  • 11.2x7.2x0.7 in

Profile details :

  • No support needed
  • printed on Bambulab P1S with 0.4 nozzle
  • 0.16 layer height
  • 2mm height
  • Top surface Ironing
  • Gyroid infill

Warning : If you're using a Bambulab X1 / P1 for printing, I strongly recommend turning off the auxiliary fan (the one on the left side). This is because it can cause the edges of the starfleet logo to slightly detach from the print bed."

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