Duck Soap Dish by Kolifer

Kolifer

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Print Profile(3)

All

P1S

P1P

X1 Carbon

X1E

WITH Feet, 0.16mm Optimal, 3 walls, 25% Lightning infill

Designer

6.1 h

1 plate

4.9(30)

NO Feet, 0.16mm Optimal, 3 walls, 25% Lightning infill

Designer

5.8 h

1 plate

4.8(4)

Soap Tray

26 min

1 plate

Boost

254

430

494

223

Released

Description

Print profiles updated 4/13/24

What can I say? Its a soap dish shaped like a duck! Or, a duck shaped like a soap dish?

There are two versions of this soap dish:

-One with feet, appearing to be standing

-One without feet, appearing to be resting on its belly

Thanks to their built-in drain, these Duck Soap Dishes will spit out any excess suds or water directly into your sink or bathtub!

I printed the example models in generic PLA, using .40mm nozzle, .16mm Optimal layer profile, 3 walls, and 25% lightning infill on a Bambulab X1 Carbon.

Enjoy!

Comment & Rating (46)

@bigdog7

Print Profile

WITH Feet, 0.16mm Optimal, 3 walls, 25% Lightning infill

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The designer has replied

@FatherLicorice

can you elaborate on this, please? were the supports not adhering to the print bed?

@FatherLicorice

also, can you please specify what printer you are using? if you are using an A-1 type or other bed-slinger design, then perhaps brim needs to be enabled to offer more stability.

@bigdog7

Replying to @FatherLicorice :

I am using an X1C. I did not see any supports for the neck where it fails. I did turn on outer brim only but neck still failed. I will recheck your file when I can to see if supports were turned on. Thanks for the reply.