PRUSA Mk2.5 to Mk4 Flexible steel sheets - Project Leaf
Description
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This module is part of the "Leaf" project, which is currently under development, and will include specific modules for the latest versions of Mk series of PRUSA printers.
Description
This design aligns with the overarching concept of the "Storage Tree" project, ensuring visual coherence and compatibility between components, whether utilized collectively or independently. Here, I present a solution tailored to the storage needs of flexible steel sheets for your Prusa printers.
The design offers flexibility through interchangeable base components, allowing for various configurations to suit individual preferences. Notably, the base can serve as an informational hub, providing guidance on optimal build plate selections and other pertinent details. The accompanying visual showcases a selection of potential setups, with certain configurations exclusively accessible to members of the my club on printables.com.
The materials
The material I recommend is PETG or PLA for the main parts, but the module features elements crafted from flexible materials, FLEX or TPU (being shown at green color), dampening vibrations, and providing a gentle touch in the support area for the Flexible Steel Sheets. This not only ensures stability and durability but also enhances user experience by delivering a seamless interaction with the storage system. By incorporating flexible materials into the design, results in a storage solution that harmoniously balances form and function.
Variations
Some options that you can see below are available exclusively for members of my club. If any catch your interest, don't hesitate to grab them. For just $5, you'll gain access to all my work.
Print process and application of one the variations available for my club members using a 0.25mm nozzle.
The main components
PETG or PLA components
- 1x - ProjectLeaf-Prusa-PlateHolder_Base
- 1x - ProjectLeaf-Prusa-PlateHolder_LabelPrusa
TPU / Flex components
- 1x - ProjectLeaf-Prusa-PlateHolder_BottomRing
- 8x - ProjectLeaf-Prusa-PlateHolder_Base_Backrest
- 8x - ProjectLeaf-Prusa-PlateHolder_Base_Frontrest
For top quality filament you can use Prusament.
For PLA:
if you go with PETG:
Since I have a LOT of other brand filament, the example you see here was printed in a Prusa Mk4 using this material:
This design is free for the community, but if you like my designs and want to contribute, you can make a donation on paypal, or even better, join “My Club” on printables.com, that will be greatly appreciated.
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Model origin
The author marked this model as their own original creation.