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Jumbo Interlocking Rocket Containers
by bradicai
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Inspired by https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1563995
Completely redrawn and re-engineered to print in 3 parts taking up 22cmx22xcmx22cm print bed. The walls are about 2mm thick or 4-5 shells at 0.4(how i printed). Bottom is bowl type of container and the top 2 sections for a capsule, midsection being the largest container even before you consider that it extends into the nose-cone. Big file size due to many polygons required to have rounded surfaces at the scale.
Printed at 1000% scale, 0.25H 0.4Nozzle for about 85 hours combined, to 65 cm tall.
A brim is recommended(needed for the wingtips of engine, and included a brim helper model as well). Should print extra hot on the nozzle for best layer adhesion and not alot of retractions required so stringing is minimal. No support should be necessary.
The screw locks are backwards in that RightyLoosy LeftyTighty, but if you mirror 1 axis for all 3 models that wont be the case. I wouldn't recommend printing it much smaller than
Completely redrawn and re-engineered to print in 3 parts taking up 22cmx22xcmx22cm print bed. The walls are about 2mm thick or 4-5 shells at 0.4(how i printed). Bottom is bowl type of container and the top 2 sections for a capsule, midsection being the largest container even before you consider that it extends into the nose-cone. Big file size due to many polygons required to have rounded surfaces at the scale.
Printed at 1000% scale, 0.25H 0.4Nozzle for about 85 hours combined, to 65 cm tall.
A brim is recommended(needed for the wingtips of engine, and included a brim helper model as well). Should print extra hot on the nozzle for best layer adhesion and not alot of retractions required so stringing is minimal. No support should be necessary.
The screw locks are backwards in that RightyLoosy LeftyTighty, but if you mirror 1 axis for all 3 models that wont be the case. I wouldn't recommend printing it much smaller than
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