I printed this on my resin printer and it turned out great. Printed it in transparent resin so the logo is hard to see in the photo but shows up just like in the rendering! Works with my AnnePro 2 just fine.
@arnmac
Excellent, I'm very happy with the quarlity.
I had never printed on an SLA printer before and was amazed at the transparent results.
Thank you for showing your print.
doesn't squish, but it bounces and can run through the dishwasher.
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@Sknown I'm very happy with it. There a little flaw that I realized just after printing the head, though. As you can see in the picture I took from above the print, on the right horn the gap between horn and head does not fully go around. I didn't realize it in the Slicer, but after printing was done I fired it up and looked closely; - it's definitively the model which doesn't have the full circle. Maybe you want to fix that for others. For me, it's fine. Printing my second one right now ;)
@Aurum23 Thanks for the report.
It's the busy season now, and the hardware requirements for Fusion360 have changed, so I can't fix it right away, so I'll try adjusting the gap between the right horn and the head when I have time. . Thanks for printing.
Printed nicely and fits my business cards. However it doesn't stay closed, so the latch could be tighter.
Nice and simple box. The print in place hinge works wel. It stays closed when shaking it but I would probaly add a rubber band before throwing it in my backpack to avoid it popping open.
Lovely clean print, very nice in the hand. Will make carving up foam a whole lot less painful.
Had to find two screws to put it together and show. But when I get the correct screws, works perfect! The measurements put it nice and tight!
@Zombie
I never thought of that idea!
In fact, there may not be a bolt that is exactly the right length.
I'll try to make a model with the bolt and nut upside down when I get time.
Thanks for the comment.
Nice addition to my making tool set.
Had an issue with the ‘nut’ tightening the bolt correctly, so added an M4 nut and a surround from:
https://www.printables.com/model/359479-handles-for-m3-to-m6-bolts-and-screws
Just need to cut down the bolt to the correct length
@sfblackwell_600567 Thank you for making and comment for the handle.
Embedding the nut may have been a little too technical.
I made a design for a type of nut that holds an M4 nut.
Try "Sand-Stick-L135-W20-M4-opennut.stl". Just put the M4 nut in after molding.
Thanks a lot.
