Painted Kumiko Door for IKEA KALLAX
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Painted 3MF and plating for the Creality K2 Plus,Prusa XL and Bambu H2S for a single piece Kumiko door
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Many people have taken Josh's amazing door inserts for the KALLAX system, including LockHar_ with their gorgeous Kumiko design, which they also graciously uploaded a single-piece model, much like Josh did for those of us with larger machines. After printing it in single colour to see if I liked it (I did very much) i spent far too much time in both Orca and CrealityPrint painting the central section a separate colour. For me, I used Wood PLA for the central kumiko pattern and a black frame. I think this looks really nice and classy, and it is what the 3mf file is mapped to, but you can use any materials you want.
I've uploaded this sliced for the K2 Plus with CFS, Prusa XL 5T and Bambulab H2S, but I can't imagine why this wouldn't work on any other large-format machine with multi-colours. Whether that be an Anycubic Kobra Max with the ACE system, Kobra S1 Max with ACE or any of the plethora of DIY solutions these days (the Bambulab H2D and H2C barely don't fit because of their keepout zones). The largest part is 326mm, so anything 330mm should be fine, but I promise nothing. I have only tested the Creality 3mf files. The Prusa and Bambu ones are uploaded for you to build off of, I guess
I would recommend sanding the edges, as any time I've printed these, once they're installed in the KALLAX they get quite tight, and it's easier to sand them before it's all assembled.
the filaments i used to get this are Eryone Wood PLA dark, and Sunlue Meta PLA Black. im borderline ordering a lighter wood PLA to see how it works but thats up to you on what you think would look good