Behold, a refined rendition of Daniel190's original model, tailored specifically for 3D print enthusiasts like you. While I admired the initial design, I couldn't help but notice its limited space for nozzles. Determined to enhance functionality, I embarked on a journey to craft a solution.
What emerged is a masterpiece of innovation (Almost). With beautiful rotating hinges and a cleverly integrated notch to secure the lid, this design is not only practical but also a delight to print. And the best part? It's entirely print-in-place, eliminating the hassle of assembly.
When printing this model, please allow the printed piece to cool down before trying to close it, I have had a few people fusing the lid to the bottom, because the piece was still a bit too hot when they eagerly tried closing it, only to not being able to open it again without force.
Whether you're a seasoned maker or just diving into the world of 3D printing, this model promises an exhilarating printing experience and a final product that exceeds expectations. Embrace the future of printing with this captivating creation.
I was just told on a Facebook post that this holder should be fit for owners of the following machines:
For this model I used PLA
Infill set at 10%, gyriod.
2 walls.
3 bottom/top layers
But I would think that most normal settings would work with this model.
If you print this, please post a make, I would love to see how they come out on your printer.
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The author remixed this model.
This was modeled from scratch, but with the inspiration of this model.
My model has got room for 18 nozzles, as apposed to 7 in Daniels version.