Lego Outlet Cover (US) - correct scale, Lego compatible
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Functional US outlet cover replacement, compatible w/ original center screw. Lego mini-figs and bricks snap on cleanly.
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This is a fully compatible replacement for a standard U.S. double outlet cover/plate. Not only is it compatible with the original outlet cover, it also works well with official Lego* mini-figures and/or bricks. The pieces snap in and stay in place with no adjustments required.
I used this to replace my son's broken cover, hiding the electrical wiring behind the wall. He loved the end result and often changes his mini-figs out with new ones.
Print Instructions: printed on Ender 3 v3-SE (Cura slicer)
+ Standard printer settings will work with this file.
Nozzle: 0.4mm
Layer Height: I used 0.16mm (0.2mm will work)
Infill: 15% (personal preference)
Temperature/Material: dependent on filament recommendations
Supports: Yes. I used grid supports, but any preference should work. Cleanup afterwards is not too concerning because no one will see it on the backside of the outlet cover once installed.
Build Plate Adhesion: Raft (Brim or Skirt may work too, see note below)
Model Orientation: Print with Lego pieces facing up.
Post-Processing: Minimal, most supports should rip off with just your fingers, use pliers and/or hobby knife to clean up the remains.
+ I used PLA for this print, however, if you're concerned about durability or other properties, this can easily be printed in PETG or ABS.
+ If I had to give one tip: I used a raft if you're having warp issues on the corners. The constant 90 degree shifts for the walls of this model pull the corners up easily. It all can be avoided using a raft and a little more filament.
*I am not an affiliate with Lego