Futuristic Table [Big!]

Futuristic themed table for decorative use.

I made this with TinkerCAD for a friend. It uses basic geometry shapes and I added a few details to make it look more futuristic. You can cut the legs down a bit in PrusaSlicer if you want to use this as a screen stand. It will hold up as it is pretty tough!

How to print: 

Use the provided gcode for your MK3S+ (PETG). If you use the STL instead, take note of the following recommendations:

• Put the table with the deck/top down onto the platter. 
• Center as much as possible on the platter.
• 0.25 mm layer height (first layer 0,2 mm)
• Honeycomb infill (12%)
• 4 upper & lower layers
• 3 perimeters

• Perimeters : 45 mm/s
• Small perimeters : 25 mm/s
• External perimeters : 45 mm/s
• Infill : 80 mm/s
• Solid infill : 80 mm/s
• Top solid infill : 40 mm/s
• Bridges : 60 mm/s
• Gap fill : 20 mm/s
• Travel : 180 mm/s
• First layer speed : 15 mm/s

PETG temperature settings (Prusament):

• Nozzle : 240 °C (First layer) / 235 °C (Other layers)
• Bed : 85 °C (First layer) / 90 °C (Other layers)

Warping:

No warping on my prints whatsoever. If yours warps, make sure the bed is really really clean and grease free. If it still warps, cut down the first 2 mm of the table deck/top in PrusaSlicer to make the table deck/top thinner. It helps with warping.