Pla / pva little red wagon 3D for print
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Having a lot of desktop cleanup to perform, I decided I needed yet another Little Red Wagon (see h...ttps://www.youmagine.com/designs/little-red-wagon) yet I didn't have time to assemble one, so I designed the PLA / PVA Little Red Wagon, a remix of the original Little Red Wagon, which is printed 100% fully assembled.
Designed using Fusion 360, sliced using Cura, and printed in PLA and PVA on an Ultimaker 3 Extended.
I loaded "PLA_PVA Wagon Upright.stl" model into Cura 2....3.1, then in the Cura 2.3.1 "Preferences, General" pane, I turned off "Automatically drop models to the build plate", then lifted the model 1mm vertical and printed the result. Lifting the model allows Cura to print a bed of PVA to support the wheels which avoids flat spots where the wheels would otherwise come in contact with the build plate.
Place the finished print in a water bath. I use a printed circuit board etching tank with clean water, a heater and an agitator. The PVA dissolved and I had a functional fully assembled Little Red Wagon in just over 2 hours.
Designer
Greg Zumwalt3d model description
The Little Red Wagon printed 100% fully assembled.Having a lot of desktop cleanup to perform, I decided I needed yet another Little Red Wagon (see h...ttps://www.youmagine.com/designs/little-red-wagon) yet I didn't have time to assemble one, so I designed the PLA / PVA Little Red Wagon, a remix of the original Little Red Wagon, which is printed 100% fully assembled.
Designed using Fusion 360, sliced using Cura, and printed in PLA and PVA on an Ultimaker 3 Extended.
3d model print parameters
Printed in PLA and PVA on an Ultimaker 3 Extended at .1mm vertical resolution and 50% infillI loaded "PLA_PVA Wagon Upright.stl" model into Cura 2....3.1, then in the Cura 2.3.1 "Preferences, General" pane, I turned off "Automatically drop models to the build plate", then lifted the model 1mm vertical and printed the result. Lifting the model allows Cura to print a bed of PVA to support the wheels which avoids flat spots where the wheels would otherwise come in contact with the build plate.
Place the finished print in a water bath. I use a printed circuit board etching tank with clean water, a heater and an agitator. The PVA dissolved and I had a functional fully assembled Little Red Wagon in just over 2 hours.
