Mac osx paper bin 3D for print
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I wanted to have a piece of Mac OSX (which -in my opinion- is the best-looking operating system) on my desk. I cho...se the paper bin of Mac OSX because it is at first a really good-looking piece of design. Secondly, it was a good chance to enhance my modelling-skills, which are not that good. I used Google SketchUp for modelling and I think that I nearly reached the point where SketchUp was not able anymore to create what I wanted.
I've uploaded these files on thingiverse too but thingiverse (in my opinion) has moved away from the idea and the principles the creators once had... I plan to move all my designs over to YouMagine and delete the existing designs on thingiverse one day in the future if the situation keeps getting worse :(
Anyhow, feel free to print out your own paper bin with that nice design and please post your pictures of them :)
I used the following settings for printing:
Layer height: 0.12mm
Wall thickness: 0.2mm
retraction: enabled, only if jumps are bigger than 3mm
retraction-speed: 60mm/s
speed: 40mm/s
nozzle-size: 0.4mm
material: PLA.
(The big version shown in the last picture was only a test-piece. The quality of the print is not that good...)
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Lukas Bieri3d model description
Print your own MacOSX-paper bin :)I wanted to have a piece of Mac OSX (which -in my opinion- is the best-looking operating system) on my desk. I cho...se the paper bin of Mac OSX because it is at first a really good-looking piece of design. Secondly, it was a good chance to enhance my modelling-skills, which are not that good. I used Google SketchUp for modelling and I think that I nearly reached the point where SketchUp was not able anymore to create what I wanted.
I've uploaded these files on thingiverse too but thingiverse (in my opinion) has moved away from the idea and the principles the creators once had... I plan to move all my designs over to YouMagine and delete the existing designs on thingiverse one day in the future if the situation keeps getting worse :(
Anyhow, feel free to print out your own paper bin with that nice design and please post your pictures of them :)
I used the following settings for printing:
Layer height: 0.12mm
Wall thickness: 0.2mm
retraction: enabled, only if jumps are bigger than 3mm
retraction-speed: 60mm/s
speed: 40mm/s
nozzle-size: 0.4mm
material: PLA.
(The big version shown in the last picture was only a test-piece. The quality of the print is not that good...)
