PIP Locking Iris Box Remixed by MiscPrinter

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MiscPrinter

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Print Profile(1)

All

X1 Carbon

P1S

P1P

X1E

0.25mm layer, 2 walls, 5% infill

Designer

10.9 h

1 plate

4.7(3)

Open in Bambu Studio

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Description

I adjusted the tolerances and size so this awesome model works at 300% scaled to original. I have not printed it bigger than that. Looking at the preview, going to 400% will probably still work.

Bed slingers will need 2 days; CoreXY needs around 10 hours. Both use 300-400g of PLA.

nosupport

iris

pip

Comment & Rating (10)

@user_272916200

Print Profile

0.25mm layer, 2 walls, 5% infill

the print came out nicely, but I couldn’t break the supports to get it working. the bottom ring now spins freely and nothing happens.

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@gomezgames2b

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Print Profile

0.25mm layer, 2 walls, 5% infill

Amazing model. It really shows off what a 3D printer can do.

@.s_.

can u upload the "bambu" profile or screenshot the slicer settings i tried this but it didnt work, and makerworld deleted your other print profile

The designer has replied

@MiscPrinter

What do you mean by the bambu profile?

@.s_.

Replying to @MiscPrinter :

see attached screenshot :)

@MiscPrinter

Replying to @.s_. :

That 3mf is still available. You have to download it directly from the raw files. It cannot be added as a print profile because it was generated using Orca. Click on raw files and that other profile is available from that menu.

@highonlife520

I can’t get this to close at all after printing. am I doing something wrong? edit: I got it to close but it’s super stiff.

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The designer has replied

@MiscPrinter

There are tab on the bottom that lock the inner/iris/outer sections for printing. Snip those flush to the outer/inner surface of each. Thats the most common issue. The first layer going wonky fusing those parts. The next most common is bridging issues. If you have the ability, calibrate your filament using Ocra's calibration menu to get that brand tuned in. Once the print finishes and you have some movement, lubricate the iris with a plastic safe lubricant. It can take a few cycles to get everything freely moving.