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Hunter survival kit card

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
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  • Fishing line x 1:
  • sandpaper x 1:

Description

This kit card does not only look cool as a decor piece but can be sharpened with sandpaper for a sharp edge and real world use. 

 

The kit card contains: 

  • 1 knife;
  • 1 arrowhead;
  • 6 fish hooks (2 double and 4 single);
  • 3 needles;
  • 1 finger drill;
  • 1 pair of tweezers;
  • 1 trap buckle;
  • 2 small spears;
  • 1 saw;

Printed with 100% infill and ironing for the best result!

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please make an a1 mini profile 🙏🙏
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it’s not that hard man I don’t own a mini myself but just make one in Bambu studio
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Replying to @bnbtk :
but I’m a kid and my dad won’t let me use the Bambu studio on his computer
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Replying to @user_3246153675 :
oh rip
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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
super easy print
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great picture, the orange looks cool 😁
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very nice! printed perfectly 😀
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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
I made it and tested it and it really works, printing in pet g would be better but for my bug out bag it now has a home.
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so I’m pretty new to printing and all, I printed mine in black PLA and I love it but what filament would you all recommend for something more rigid and strong? petg cf? anything stronger out there?
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thank you so much for the kind words and the boost! depending on your needs please refer to these two guides: for an easy overview please use this one: https://bambulab.com/en/filament-guide for a more in depth guide based on your specific needs use this one: https://bambulab.com/en/filament/collections I hope this will help you on your way. Happy printing!
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(p.s. depending on your printer do or do not use carbon fiber, the material is very abrasive and will damage the nozzle. only a hardened nozzle should be used for CF materials. The X1C comes equipped with the hardened nozzle, other models should get a hardened nozzle first or you might damage/ clog your non hardened nozzle)
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Replying to @BetterBrain :
ok ya I have a hardened nozzle ordered but is CF going to be what I’m looking for ?
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This is really cool, I've been looking into a desktop cnc machine this would be awesome to do in aluminum.
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that is a really cool idea, would love to see the end result if you make the card on a cnc machine!
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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
Caught a fish
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a picture with the fish and the cardkit tool would be awesome!!
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unfortunately I didn’t have my phone when I caught this fish but it was a decent sized bass on a worm
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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
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any chance of building a handle for the knife so it doesn’t flex so much
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Thank you for your comment! It is a welcome suggestion and i will look into it. The only downside will be that i cannot integrate the handle into the kit card. Any recommendations on how to make this work will be highly appreciated!
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Replying to @BetterBrain :
would also be useful for people who have the metal kit
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Replying to @fat.general1977 :
The metal kit is really tiny and thin/fragile. maybe 50% scale compared to this one and 0.4mm high. I made this kit larger for 3D printing and thicker (2mm) to give a chance to sharpen your 3D printed card. Any add-ons for the 3D printed card will unfortunately not be compatible with the metal version.
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hallo, wat zijn die 2 streepjes tussen in de zaag?
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The holes in the saw are there to hang the kit card or to make a handle for the saw so it is easier to use :)
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I see now you didn't mean the holes :') the stripes are the tweezers when these are broken off and sharpened you could use them as tweezers to remove a splinter :)
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