floating boat (cant sink!)
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floating boat (cant sink!) its under 100grams !
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- Printables
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- Outdoor Toys
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- Creative Commons — Public Domain
This floating boat model is optimized for efficient 3D printing, balancing structural durability with lightweight design. The project consists of a single sliced file engineered to print in approximately 3 hours and 28 minutes.
Designed for standard 0.40 mm nozzle setups, the model uses a 0.20 mm layer height to achieve a clean surface finish while keeping print times reasonable. It requires 96 grams of filament, making it a quick, material-conscious project that leaves plenty of room on your spool for other creations.
PET , ASA is recommended for this build due to its superior water resistance, impact toughness, and outdoor durability, ensuring your boat stays watertight and handles active play without degradation.
Material you can possibly use: (PLA, ABS, NYLON, PPC)
Print Profile Summary
Total Print Time: 3 hours 28 minutes
File Count: 1 pre-sliced file
Resolution: 0.20 mm layer height
Hardware: 0.40 mm nozzle
Filament Type: PET (water-resistant & durable)
Material Usage: 96.00 grams
PLA (CONS OF USE)
Not Watertight Long-Term: Absorbs water over time, leading to degradation and eventual sinking.
Low Heat Resistance: Warps easily if left out in the sun, inside a hot car, or near hot water.
Brittle: Can snap easily if dropped on hard pool tiles or rocks.
ABS (CONS OF USE)
Difficult to Print Watertight: High warping and layer separation can create micro-gaps that leak water.
Sinks Easily: Denser material that can make achieving good buoyancy harder if the hull wall isn't balanced.
Nylon (CONS OF USE)
Absorbs Water Quickly: Extremely moisture-sensitive, causing the plastic to swell, soften, and lose structural integrity when submerged.
Severe Warping: Very hard to keep the flat bottom of a boat hull from warping off the print bed.
PPC (CONS OF USE)
Too Flexible: Lacks the structural rigidity needed for a solid, shape-retaining hull.
Poor Thermal Stability: Softens at low temperatures, making it unfit for hot summer outdoor use.
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