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<div><h1>Summary</h1><div>In celebrating coffee, Corey Marchetti of CM Designs curated a very special design for our fellow coffee connoisseurs.This beautiful pour over station has a place to tuck your Hario V60 Paper Cone Filters (or similar) and is height adjustable, with a twist of each leg, to fit your favorite <7” tall cup. The filter-holding pour over cone can be 3D printed or purchased.No supports needed, Corey printed these models with 0.2 mm layer height and 15-20% infill. This is an assembly. Part details are as follows:-Feet (Screws and Bases) (~20g PLA) - Print 3 screws upright, with a brim, and at a slow speed to reduce wobble. Print 3 bases. -Legs (~55g PLA) - Print 3 legs upright with a brim. -Top (~75g PLA) - Print top with the threads facing upwards away from the build plate. Compatible with Printed Pour Over Cone or Hario V60 Ceramic Coffee Pour Over Cone. -Printed Pour Over Cone (~85g PLA) - Print with the thread towards the build plate and the cone flaring upwards away from the build plate.Screws pop in to bases to make feet. Feet screw in to legs. Legs screw in to top. Screw pour over cone, printed or purchased, into top and insert filter. Place cup underneath and adjust height. Add coffee grounds, pour over with hot water, and enjoy!Corey selected Protopasta Double Espresso Brown (DEB) for the legs, Moonstruck White (MSW) for the top, and What Karat? Smooth Gold (SMG) for the feet. What classy colors! Reminiscent of both wood and coffee, DEB is a rich metallic brown with gold pearl for texture. MSW has a soft luster reminiscent of porcelain, while SMG has a smooth and shiny metal-like look.With Protopasta there are so many pastabilities to make this design your own when 3D printing. Instead of DEB, choose Matte Fiber for more wood-like legs, or choose a metal composite for feet to add weight and finish with a polish or patina. How about your favorite team colors or some enthusiastic glitter to make your stand unique?Download this Pour Over Stand Assembly for free to print your own with only 150-235 grams of PLA-density filament.More details at www.Protopasta.com/pages/blogNew to Protopasta? The discount code NOODLENOOB gets 10% off your first order at Protopasta.com. While at Protopasta.com, subscribe to our newsletter for the latest news and discounts.</div></div>

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