Hexable Coffee / Side Table by SMACKMAX

SMACKMAX

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Print Profile(2)

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P1S

P1P

X1 Carbon

X1E

0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 8% infill

Designer

12.4 h

5 plates

4.9(19)

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 8% infill

7.6 h

5 plates

5.0(5)

Open in Bambu Studio

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912

1620

181

1 k

155

Released

Description

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Hexable: a fully printed Coffee / side Table
For this design i adopted the following constraints:
Repeating and simple parts
Easy to build, no hardware, few parts

#3dprinting #interiordesign #3dprintedfurniture

Use The Pins aswell (these where added later for strenght, not visable in video) They connect the big pieces

To acomodate for shrinkage of filaments i had to add some tolerances here and there, if your need a furmer assembly i suggest glueing parts together

By requests i published the Tea Light Holder here: Link!

Comment & Rating (95)

@darkknight7991

Came out great! Added some leaf designs to the top panels to give it a more earthy feel. Would I be able to post the top plate with these designs as a remix? If not no worries, just wanted to share with others.

The designer has replied

@SMACKMAX

looks amazing! feel free!

@TheOwl

great work :) looking forward to print the leaf design

@ABS_Enjoyer

Replying to @TheOwl :

I'd love to print the leaf design as well. It looks awesome! A strength of this table design is that you can change the top panels when you want a new vibe.

@user_4145967476

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more furniture needed.. and more useful stuff in general needed fed up of plastic trinkets these days

The designer has replied

@SMACKMAX

i declare war on those dragon type things

@BennyAndthejets

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Replying to @SMACKMAX :

I second this declaration! Loving your useful prints. What are the finished dims on this unit?

@user_924339250

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I have fashioned an extension piece to this model to add 180 mm to its height. I can send it to you if you wish or post it to MakerWorld but I won't do this if you consider it to be an impermissible remix per your design limitations as stated. To do this, I truncated the "body" piece upper section, duplicated it and joined the two parts together. With an additional dowel it can be interposed in the central column of the table. It's yours if you wish it...

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The designer has replied

@SMACKMAX

haha awesome i have extension coming up, but in another direction first haha

@user_924339250

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Shall I send it to you and if so where?

@user_924339250

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Replying to @user_924339250 :

you can email me directly rather than broadcast your address to 3D world— bjdarch05@aol.com

@djentleman

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Print Profile

0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 8% infill

So, i modified it a bit, and print on A1 mini :) was it worth it? probably not :D was it fun? hell yea :) around 5kg PLA and 200h printer time :)

@Beakerzor

wow, thanks for posting this

@user_2819683121

Boosted

very good print 👍🏼 perfect fit here!

@3DPMamsih

Boosted

Lovely model - printed very well just I used my profile of 0.2 5%infil without support and works great - the design is well made very good tolerance no need to glue whatsoever so I can break it down when I want - I wish the model have some tringle shape on the bottom of the table as well - but this imo - thank you for sharing i appreciate all the work you’ve done here !

@user_924339250

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After just under 2 kg of filament and 6 days printing, I finished this masterpiece. Like some others, I had issues with warping at the corners, especially of the top pieces which lifted up enough to impede successful completion of several tries. I made some changes (of course) including: 1. Printing the 'C" connectors in two colors, black and BL PLA Marble to match the base and top respectively 2. Printing an addition 6 plugs to fill all the holes available 3. Adding brim ears at the corners (photo included of first layer) For the most troublesome warping of the top pieces, I was able to solve the problem with my "adhesion triumvirate": a) a fresh soap and water scrub, b) the BIQU Cryogrip plate [Frostbite version] and c) Magigoo (standard). A week well spent and worth the boost I gave it.