Giant NES Cartridge Wall Art Remixed by 220°c

Remixed by

220°c

Household>Decor

Print Profile(5)

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P1S

P1P

X1 Carbon

X1E

A1 mini

0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 5% infill

Designer

6.5 h

1 plate

4.0(10)

PLA Scale down 50% for palm size

1.9 h

1 plate

5.0(3)

No support, 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 5% infill, A1 mini

1.8 h

1 plate

CUT (horizontal) for easier print

12.7 h

3 plates

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Description

Giant NES Cartridge. This is made to be hung on a wall, there is a wall hook on the back. You can look for the images online by googling NES Labels. I used MECOLOUR Holographic Sticker Paper, you can find it on Amazon. I resized the images in word. If you do not resize the model and just use the 3mf I uploaded, the sticker size should be around 7.7H X 3.93W. You may have to cut a little off the top and bottom depending on where you find your images.

I printed these upsized down using a Gyroid pattern and 5% infill to save on time. I found that 0.16 layer height works best to hind the lines. The supports I used were normal snug with a 25% threshold angle.

These were printed with Overture Matte light gray.

Happy Printing!

Comment & Rating (47)

@uprisingfx

This is my 3d model that you took from Thingiverse, and just added the hole in the back for a screw. Atleast give credit when you take someone's file. https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2854184/files

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@OuijaWitch

pretty sure another person made this as well but I don't think he used your file. Williams Industries

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@gotur6

I don’t think you are the only person on this planet who created one of these files.

@tommoran1990

I dare say you stole this from Nintendo

@xpisoverrated

Print Profile

0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 5% infill

Nice, tweaked profile to make it work better

@penneranthony4

what did you tweak exactly?

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@xpisoverrated

Replying to @penneranthony4 :

I altered the side it prints on so the vertical bars in the cartridge print better, adding some ironing to the top so the top and bottom side of the cart should be smoother, and a few other tweaks that are part of my default profile (nothing major in those)

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@Forest87

Print Profile

0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 5% infill

The supports are really too invasive. Otherwise it's a great model :)

The designer has replied

@220Celsius

If you end up printing another one you can change the supports to your liking. I use matte PLA so those supports come of easier. I also use a torch lighter to get rid of the white marks left behind.

@hcues1

These printed great, but damaged them removing the supports in the ribs, any tips?

The designer has replied

@220Celsius

You can use a torch lighter to fix the small white support marks.

@hcues1

Replying to @220Celsius :

Its not the marks I am referring to, they are in so tight need to use a flat blade screwdriver to get them out and it damages the plastic underneath and puts a hole in it.

@220Celsius

Replying to @hcues1 :

I'm sorry you had issues removing the supports. I printed mine in Matte PLA which makes those supports easier to take out without issues. You could also change the supports to tree supports, that may make it easier to remove them with normal PLA. There was also another profile that used tree supports and printed it on it's side. I'm not seeing that profile anymore, so I will go and make one for you if you would like.

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@8BitTitan

Can you update the label recess to it matches the ratio/dimensions of the actual carts? I just realized the label is too close to the triangle/arrow.

The designer has replied

@220Celsius

Did you resize the model in the slicer? The measurements I gave for the labels were what I used with the labels I found. How I figured out the size was I took a piece of paper and laid it over the cart and drew a line around where the label should be and then measured that area.

@user_745906129

Replying to @220Celsius :

hello I am French and I would like to know how to find the label? And how to make it?

@8BitTitan

Replying to @220Celsius :

Right, I mean as compared to an actual cart, the indented area is shorter… there should be more space between the label and the triangle arrow.

@thecompletesolu

Print Profile

0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 5% infill

supports were a nightmare to remove making the model very unappealing.

The designer has replied

@220Celsius

Sorry you had trouble with the supports. I printed these with Matte PLA which is easier to remove supports. You can always change the supports to your liking in the slicer before printing.