Digibirds tree 3D for print
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I have designed this large tree to mount our digibirds. The tree is printed in several parts and can put together res...ulting in a 40x40x40 cm object. The only drawback: you need 7 digibirds ;)
The design was made using Fusion 360 and printed on an Ultimaker O+.
- I used colorfabb PLA chocolate brown for the branches and (naturally) leaf green for the leafs.
- The root and supports ...were printed at 100 mm/s (210 degrees) without support or brim. The large branches I printed using a brim to keep them standing up during printing. The whole tree can be joined mechanically.
- For the leafs I used a brim & supports in order to be able to print them (at 50 mm/s, 190 degrees). They come at several sizes and can be mechanically joined with the knot. However, for the smallest leafs I finally ended up glueing them together with the knot as the part became to flimsy.
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Marco3D3d model description
A large tree for digibird toys.I have designed this large tree to mount our digibirds. The tree is printed in several parts and can put together res...ulting in a 40x40x40 cm object. The only drawback: you need 7 digibirds ;)
The design was made using Fusion 360 and printed on an Ultimaker O+.
3d model print parameters
Printing suggestions:- I used colorfabb PLA chocolate brown for the branches and (naturally) leaf green for the leafs.
- The root and supports ...were printed at 100 mm/s (210 degrees) without support or brim. The large branches I printed using a brim to keep them standing up during printing. The whole tree can be joined mechanically.
- For the leafs I used a brim & supports in order to be able to print them (at 50 mm/s, 190 degrees). They come at several sizes and can be mechanically joined with the knot. However, for the smallest leafs I finally ended up glueing them together with the knot as the part became to flimsy.
