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Eugenio

Needed a lid for the poop chute bucket lid because of my nosey cat. This one fits the Medium bucket from HKR&#39;s design. Does snap into place and hold pretty good.

Lid for HKR Interlocking Purge Medium Bucket

Printer Upgrades

Leo.w8

Get into the jolly spirit with our Festive Vase Mode Christmas Delight adorned with a charming traditional mounting hole!Embrace the holiday magic by grabbing a mounting wire and the cap from a retired or broken Christmas ornament. Slide it gracefully into the elegant cylinder.&nbsp;I offer this enchanting creation in a range of mounting cylinder sizes: 8mm, 10mm, 12mm, and 16mm. For my own delightful decoration, I opted for the 8mm cylinder. But if you're dreaming of different dimensions, don't hesitate to wish upon a star and ask – I just might have what you need!&nbsp;Behold, the diameter of the ball is a splendid 70mm, making this decoration a radiant addition to your festive decor. Happy decorating!

Christmas Decoration / Ornament

Weihnachten

Bignozz

This is a book stand for your library that makes it look like Darth Vader is holding your books using the Force.Since the models are separate and the pin holding the character in place is on the book stand part, you can also just print the Vader as a figurine.Note that if you have printed the stand of my <a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/452437" rel="nofollow noopener">Baby Yoda book stand</a>, you can reuse it for this model, it is compatible.<h3>Printing settings</h3>For the Darth Vader:<ul><li>Print it standing</li><li>Supports enabled (I recommend using tree supports)</li><li>Layer height: 0.15-0.20mm</li><li>Infill: 20% cubic subdivision, but lower would probably also work</li><li>Print time: Around 6 hours</li></ul><blockquote>⚠ There is an alternative model for Vader that comes with the end of the Lightsaber pre-supported (for FDM printers), feel free to use it if you have troubles printing the sabre, as it is quite challenging to get right.If you still cannot get the Lightsaber to print properly, I recommend cutting it, and replacing it by a 1.5mm brass rod, which will fit perfectly. <a target="_blank" href="https://www.greenstuffworld.com/en/brass/330-pinning-brass-rods-1-5mm.html" rel="nofollow noopener">Click here</a> for the one I used.</blockquote>For the stand:<ul><li>Print it on the side, this will make it stronger when it comes to holding the books</li><li>Supports enabled (only needed for the pin, it almost doesn&#39;t add any time / material)</li><li>Bed adhesion: A brim may be needed, depending on your printer / filament</li><li>Layer height: 0.2mm (you can probably go higher)</li><li>Infill: 100%, it needs to be strong to hold the books</li><li>Print time: Around 10 hours</li></ul><h3>Extra notes</h3>The pin and the hole are a very tight fit, you will probably have to sand the pin a bit, but it&#39;s easy to do.If the book stand slides due to the weight of the books, use some adhesive putty like Blu Tack.

Printer Upgrades

Weihnachten

Funny

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