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4" Window air duct for P1S
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0.28mm layer, 2 walls, 5% infill
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9.7 h
3 plates

0.28mm layer, 2 walls, 5% infill
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Description
Translucent 4" Window Duct Adapter
Description:
I wanted a clean window adapter for my printer exhaust that didn’t block sunlight and was easy to print without tons of support. The translucent PETG also makes it look less like a brick in the window.
Infill Experiments:
- 🐝 Honeycomb → Best rigidity and load resistance.
- 🔲 Cubic → Most thermally efficient, about 0.6–1.0 °F better insulation than glass.
- ⚡ Minimal infill → Highest light transmittance, but bends inward (still strong enough to survive a window slam).
Print Configurations:
- Version A → Minimal support required.
- Version B → Consistent infill direction for a uniform look (needs more support).
Magnet Mount Option:
- Holes added at Layer 26 for 3 mm × 17.5 mm magnets.
- Magnets work, but aren’t super strong — double-sided tape is recommended for a more solid seal.
Notes:
- Fits standard 4" ducts (link in description).
- PETG translucent chosen for strength + light diffusion.
- Simple design avoids heavy tree supports while staying practical.
Tags: PETG, 3D printing, duct, window adapter, honeycomb, cubic infill, thermal
Print Settings (recommended):
- Material: PETG (translucent preferred)
- Layer height: 0.2 ~0.28 mm
- Infill: 5–15% (Cubic or Honeycomb) More just waste material but gives finer infill detail
- Perimeters: 3–4 walls for strength
- Bed temp: 70–80 °C (PETG)
- Nozzle temp: 235–245 °C
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