A1 mini purge poop recycling box / frame ok

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📝 Description:

file also available for A1 mini

Give a second life to your purge poops with this decorative frame box! 🎨♻️

📌 Simple assembly:

• Supports are necessary for a clean finish.
  
   
• Use a transparent acetate sheet (binder protection, stencils, engraving type) in A4 format, cut to the size of the stencil.
  
   
• Place the sheet + the stencil on the front, then insert your colored purge poops, approximately 200 grams.
  
   

✨ Tip: prioritize colored purge poops, avoid those that are too thin or with too much black/white for a better result.

Prioritize this type of purge poop 

over this one 

🔧 Practical details:

• A hole is provided at the back to hang the frame on the wall.
  
   

• This first model uses the Bambulab logo, but other stencils are already available and coming soon:

  
  🐶 Bulldog head (Voronoi style)

  Bulldog Voronoi Stencil – Purge Poop Box by lmcreation56 MakerWorld: Download Free 3D Models

  

  
  🐆 Leopard head (honeycomb style)

   

  Leopard Stencil Purge Poop Box by lmcreation56 MakerWorld: Download Free 3D Models

  

  
  … and many more coming soon!
  
   

🌈 Result: a unique, colorful, and eco-responsible frame that transforms your print waste into a true decorative object!

CAN BE PRINTED FLAT OR UPRIGHT

🛠️ Tips for perfect adhesion in 3D printing:

Clean your build plate thoroughly before each print. Grease residues, dust, or fingerprints can impair adhesion and cause detachments.

Check build plate calibration: a well-leveled build plate ensures a uniform and well-adhered first layer.

Use an appropriate adhesion surface: depending on your material, apply a thin layer of glue stick, an adhesive spray, or a specific tape (e.g., Kapton, BuildTak).

Correctly set the build plate temperature to promote adhesion depending on the material used (PLA, ABS, PETG, etc.).

Reduce the first layer print speed: a slower speed allows for better filament adhesion to the build plate.

Include a "skirt" or "brim" in your slicer to stabilize the first layer and limit warping.