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For my BonBon capsule entry, I wanted to create something small, recognizable, and fun to print: a tiny formula-style racing car that fits the spirit of a capsule surprise.
The idea was to capture the look of an open-wheel race car in a very compact model, while keeping it simple enough to print easily. Even at this size, I tried to include the main racing details: exposed wheels, front wing, rear wing, low body shape, and the small T-cam on top.
It is printed at 0.16 mm layer height and uses under 4 grams of filament, so it is a very quick little print. I recommend adding a small manual support around the T-cam for the cleanest result.
It works well as a tiny desk model, collectible, small gift, or BonBon-style capsule surprise.
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Hey everyone!
Thank you for allowing me to be part of this amazing community of 3D printing enthusiasts. I really appreciate your support, feedback and shared passion for creating. Let's bring ideas to life together!#Bambuletsmakeit #Formula(Edited)
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The Biggest Rectangle Inside Your 3D Printer Bed
Have you ever needed to know what’s the max width for a particular length on your printer bed?
Or wondered what the biggest rectangle is that can fit inside your 3D printer bed?That’s where geometry helps.When a rectangle is centered and rotated 45 degrees inside a square with side length s, its sides x (width) and y (length) are related by this simple formula:y = s√2 - x This means that as one side gets longer, the other must get shorter so the rectangle still fits perfectly inside the square.For example, if your 3D printer bed has a size of s = 256 mm, then:y = 256√2 - x ≈ 362.04 - x This means any rectangle with sides that follow this equation will fit exactly inside the square print area when rotated 45 degrees.So next time you’re setting up a print or adjusting your layout, use this formula to quickly find the maximum width for a given length (or the other way around) and make the most of your printer bed space. by MrWays
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