Clever design. I printed the separate parts version first (for 4 mm cord) and then the Print-In-Place after. (I prefer the separate parts version simply because the insert printed with a cleaner bottom. Perhaps my brim setting in Orca?)
The only problem that I had with this model was with the number. First, why is it there? Second - and this might be partially an Orca-specific issue - the SCAD model for the number isn't scaled with the rest of the model. (See screen shot.)
When I imported the .3mf, Orca said that the model was too small and might be in meters or inches. It asked if it I wanted to scale it to mm. I said "Yes."
Then Orca said "This file contains several objects positioned at multiple heights.
... should the file be loaded as a single object with multiple parts?" Either Yes or No gives the same result with the oversized numerals piercing the body.
And finally a warning that "OpenSCAD Model is too close to others and collisions may be caused."
At first, I thought the giant parts making a 1.0 was part of the model that had to be inserted somewhere. But later I realized that it's some kind of versioning in the SCAD file (?) and the number - which imports as one object - can be deleted.
PETG. 0.4 mm nozzle. 0.2 mm layer height. Random seams. Latest Orca Nightly on a Klipperized Ender 3 v2, with an Orbiter 2.5.
