Bath Bridge
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This is a shelf that straddles the end of a bath to hold soaps, shampoos and all those other bits
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- Printables
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- Bathroom
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This is designed to straddle a bath and hold various soaps, shampoos, dispensers, loofahs… what ever you might need to store.
The overall legth is 750mm (29.5").
Each part is designed to fit on a 256mm bed (i.e. a Bambu P1S/P1P/X1C).
Printing:
The 3 large pieces (end L, mid, end R) print flat on the bed with no supports. You need 1 of each.
The feet should be printed in TPU or similar so it grips the bath. I'd say 4 at each end is the minimum needed. There are holes along the length if you want extra support or to stop the bath bridge sliding.
Pins & Joiners:
These are designed to print with the largest flat side down so layer lines run opposite top the big parts. Glue them into the appropriate hole. Do a dry fit first and sand down slightly if it's too tight.
You'll need 4x pin big for joining the pieces.
Extra pin big & pin small can be printed to reinforce the layer lines if desired. I'd recommend this for PLA and similar, but with ABS/ASA/PETG/etc, these parts are probably not needed.
ABS:
I decided to print in ABS. With parts this big, that's a challenge!
Use a decent brim, maybe some glue/sludge. Another tip for ABS I saw was to place small magnets on the brim when your print gets high enough - I'll be trying this in a few days.
I ran out of filament as the centre part warped on me. Once the new filament arrives, I'll try again. In saying that, the end R piece came out perfect. All the pieces printed are insanely strong.
I'll update this listing when I try again.