44x44mm Frame kit (2x2 inch included) - Free 3D Print Model

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Gijs

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

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Description

For 2x2 inch => scale to 0.87%

With this Frame kit you can easily make nice furniture, bed frames, etc.
Needing more kit-options? just let me know!

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Comment & Rating (45)

@user_258418980

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Letting you know I'm going to build a filament shelf with these and the larger on needs to have four sides to hold two spools one front one back. So i will need a wooden bar in the middle.

The designer has replied

@gijsbert

can you draw a picture? Then I might be able to create a solution for you

@gijsbert

I added a new element to the kit, is this what you are looking for?

@user_258418980

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Replying to @gijsbert :

Yup! You rock. Will print to night and boost

@user_1918064514

Amazing!

The designer has replied

@gijsbert

o wow!

@user_1918064514

There seems to be a problem with plate number 7. If I apply the correction suggested by the slicer, the hole at the bottom gets completely closed

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@gijsbert

can you elaborate?

@user_1918064514

Replying to @gijsbert :

Sorry, this is what I see in the slicer. If I click "Repair", the hole disappear

@gijsbert

Replying to @user_1918064514 :

o wow, that is not good looking! I will take alook into it.

@GigaXS

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And consider going for a 45 degree print orientation for overall strength in any direction.

(Edited)

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@gijsbert

In the download is a 45 angled version now, thank you!

@GigaXS

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Replying to @gijsbert :

Not sure if I made myself clear. See picture below for what I mean with “45 degree print orientation”. As you can see, it also means designing for 45 degree print orientation. Maybe I'm asking for too much, forgive me. I see these designs all the time, but haven't seen anything truly designed for FDM (big and chunky, lots of chamfers, very small attachment to build plate and 0.2 mm tolerances for shrinkage or expansion). I don't think anyone printing this type of stuff really cares about filament usage, but they do care about stiffness, it has to hold a weight over a long period.

@gijsbert

Replying to @GigaXS :

Yes, it is already included in the kit, see screenshot below

@user_924250491

is it possible to get this available for the X1C?

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@gijsbert

I dont personally have a X1C => but if you open the 3mf file you can just select your own printer and it will work :)

@user_924250491

Replying to @gijsbert :

thanks for that information

@user_603965800

Hello, could the middle tabs be made flush to the outside (possibly an option for the inside too) Then the built frames could be easily clad

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@gijsbert

the tabs are exavly 18mm from the edge to allow for standard boards to attach.

@user_603965800

Replying to @gijsbert :

Thank you for your answer. My suggestion is to attach the boards on the frame-outside to hide the construction for a cleaner look. And for simplify the board cutting.