L3GO inflatable rubber boat by smejchMakerWorld: Download Free 3D Models

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P1S

P1P

X1 Carbon

X1E

A1 mini

H2D

0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 20% infill

Designer

1.7 h

3 plates

4.8(62)

Open in Bambu Studio

Boost

135

250

463

423

Released

Description

Inflatable boat.

Works well in a bath, kids love it and it does not need too much of a drying afterwards.

Should work well with proper calibration. If you wanna be sure, just print the test piece first and adjust X-Y contour compensation if needed.

Comment & Rating (79)

@PharmB

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0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 20% infill

worked great. I used calibration print and found I needed 103% in x and y directions. thank you

@zackza

printed iron man lego head? also i need to make a printed lego helmet, this reminds me. i could always use the makerworld helmet but i bet someone has one, i just now remember the many lego helmets from the 90s oh man gl;adi got clear filament but ya, i need a big bag of tiny real lego accesories i bet their cheap. but i also just liek how we can print legos now andgive poor kids core memories who normally wouldant have ever been able to afford ALL the typesof legos we can print, i think at the right infill and walls and filament we can even make pla last as long as abs i hope.

@xoxol4eg89

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0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 20% infill

Great model, but the Lego figures don't hold up, the model needs to be made a little bigger

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@smejch

It is better to run test piece first and adjust XY compensation accordingly - even with properly calibrated printer and dialed spool, every material can behave differently on these small pegs.

@user_1213140476

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0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 20% infill

Good one but it uses a lot of filament.Other than that is a great model.

@user4798048

its only 20 grams. its not much

@zackza

wow look at bambu basic with concenttic top surface pattern, ironing at 20% flow, and inner wall/outer wall/ inner wall.

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@zackza

i already know rhis works fine with my previous orange and black pla prints, and this is one printed in clear PETG with ironing but I lowered the temp to 240, should be 270 but it's clear petg, and will also try again without ironing, as I'm just experimenting with various slicer settings. ironing on even top most layers is still not noticable on such a curved structure hah but ironing DEFINITLY helped and is noticeable on every brick peg! they're much smoother than the regular mono line top surface pattern, also ill try concentric top surface patern to make it even better as the pegs still have a lil more material ot pattern accumulated on front side of each peg, so rect or concentric top surface pattern should fix all that too.