PVA mesh system for carp fishing
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25mm version
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💬 Summary
A compact system for PVA mesh/refills (box + two caps), allowing the user to buy only the refill rather than an entire kit with a new plastic box2. Designed for support-free printing.
📝 Description
PVA kits are often expensive and contribute to unnecessary plastic waste by forcing you to buy a new container every time.
I designed this system to cut down on costs and waste by allowing repeated use of the printed box and caps. Key priorities were print speed and minimal material usage, while ensuring enough durability for storage.
Includes the main box and two caps.
🖨 Print Settings
This model was tested on a modified Creality Ender 3 V3 SE running Klipper (Fluidd/Nebula Pad) with a hardened steel nozzle and a textured PEI plate.
Recommended Slicer Settings:
Material: PLA / PETG (PETG is recommended for UVresistance when storing PVA).
Layer Height: 0.20 / 0.24 mm
Nozzle Size: 0.4
Wall Loops: 3 (for good rigidity)
Top/Bottom Layers: 4
Infill Percentage: 20%
Infill Type: Gyroid or Cubic
Supports: No
Brim: No (Not required on a clean, textured PEI plate)
Print Speed: 120 mm/s.
Estimated Filament Usage: 63g
Estimated Print Time: 4h
Bed Adhesion (PEI Plate): Ensure your Textured PEI plate is perfectly clean. If IPA stops working, wash it with dish soap and water. Wait for the bed to FULLY cool before removing the part.
💡Assembly Steps:
The model consists of three parts that simply click together.
Get the caps onto the top and bottom of the box.