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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill, HF-TPU 95A, .8 retraction, under 100mm/s speed, 12 max volume flow

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This must be printed in TPU to easily flex over the can. I used the new BambuLabs HF-TPU 95A. There is no preset from Bambulabs for the HF version of the TPU yet so these are the slicer changes I made (they're probably not perfect):<ul><li>modify the filament settings changing max volumetric flow to 12 (HF version only, regular TPU needs to be much less)</li><li>modify retraction length in “Setting Overrides” to .8</li><li>change Speed settings to be under 100mm/s (change First layer infill, Outer wall, Inner wall, Sparse infill, Internal solid infill, Top surface, and Gap infill all to 100mm/s (again regular TPU will be much slower)</li><li>In others tab change print sequence to “By object” if printing more than one at a time</li><li>also, make sure filament is dry!</li></ul>These settings worked pretty well leaving only a small amount of stringing.

This lid keeps your cats food moist and fresh in the refrigerator without using a separate Tupperware container. Perfect if your cat only eats half a can in the morning and half at night! The only one that I could find at my pet store was made of a hard plastic that while sealing well did not come off easy, so I made my own. Fits small 3oz cans, specifically Fancy Feast cans.

Cat Food Lid - Small cans

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