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Cute Threaded Containers - Multicolored – 3D printable model from Creality Cloud Creality Cloud

Cute Threaded Containers - Multicolored

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Introducing my new Cute Mini Threaded Containers Set - A perfect little addition to your desk and a great little gift.Tailor these stash containers to your unique needs. From herbs to pills, jewelry to screws, or tiny trinkets.Filament Change every 5mm - Its worth trying the "Fuzzy Skin" setting under Cura's "Experimental Settings".As always every like, follower and tip is much appreciated! Thanks a million for any support :) You can also contact me via Email for any custom designs and business inquiries - [email protected] PRINTING SETTINGS :Slicing Software : Ultimaker Cura3D Printer : Creality Ender 3 Pro V1Nozzle : 0.4 mm (3 parameters)Rafts : NoneSupports : NoneResolution : 0.2 mmInfill : 20% - GridSpeed : 30-60 mm/sRetraction : Default SettingNozzle Temperature : 190-210°CBed Temperature : 45-55°CFilaments Used : Creality PLAFilament Changes : Every 5mm This was printed on an Ender 3 Pro, a dual extruder printer is not needed. Printed with something known as "Filament Changes". Essentially it's the pausing and changing of filament mid-print at a specific layer. I used a slicing software known as Ultimaker Cura. Firstly if you don't know how to do a filament change: In Ultimaker Cura, under "Extensions", select "Post Processing" then "Modify Gcode" , pick " Add a script" and select "Filament change" then finally select the layer..The layers to be selected for the filament changes are as follows (if printed on a 0.2 layer height).Layers 26, 51, 76, 101, 126, 151, 176, 201. Be sure to slice the model again after making the selection.
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Creality Cloud
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What you need to print this: Intermediate Low confidence
Why?
2 colors
Single piece 2 colors / AMS Hardware needed
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Printer
FDM / FFF
File format
STL
Material
PLA, Carbon Fiber
Colors
2 (AMS/MMU recommended)
Post-processing
Hardware
Software
Cura, PrusaSlicer, or similar
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