Periodic Table by Majkl.k88

Majkl.k88

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X1 Carbon

P1S

P1P

X1E

Colored Plates, 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

29.9 h

14 plates

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Periodic table ideal for education

You can print it separate or in groups wih matching colours as picture included

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@jacqui.park2019

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Colored Plates, 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Awesome print. Had some difficulty with the second part of the stand - manually add tree supports to the under side of the first row, and START slow, until you're past that first bit where it joins, then speed up. The birthday boy loved it

@xakmom07

could you possibly do a flat one. Would love to print it but upright seems like alot of purge.

@designandtechno

Why would it be a lot of purge?

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@binprint

there is no purge.

@xakmom07

Replying to @designandtechno :

sorry didnt look at details and assume it was a solid piece.

@TabathaL12

how exactly should we assemble the top part the the base part? Do we glue in the elements to each area? I’ve almost got the entire base printed but it would be nice to have some assembly instructions. So far it’s printing beautifully! 🤩

@TabathaL12

also, Potassium’s atomic number is incorrect. should be 19 not 11….

@eric.crossley

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Colored Plates, 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

@TabathaL12

How did you assemble? Can't figure out the base? Also, note that Potassium's atomic number is incorrect. Should be 19 not 11....

@eric.crossley

Replying to @TabathaL12 :

I printed this as a project for a kid with autism. We used model glue to seal the tiles in. I then placed the top section over and glued it. I also shrank the entire model down to a nightstand size, so it made it both easier and more difficult to assemble.

@DDDPrint

Would be perfect if it named the elements, much better for children to learn.

@jacqui.park2019

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Awesome print, would be good to have assembly instructions, but awesome

@cbTechnology

It's very sad the designer does not respond.. Potassium has the wrong atomic number as many before mentioned. I fixed the Potassium, if you need the file see my profile

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@TabathaL12

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Colored Plates, 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

I reached out about assembly instructions but no luck getting a reply. Really cool concept however some of the periodic elements have wrong information. Potassium’s (K) Atomic Number is 19 not 11. would give this 5 stars if I could understand some of the things wrong with assembly as well as editable text on the tiles.