Flexi Grid WITH SMALLER SIZE - Free 3D Print Model

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TacoMakes3D

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0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

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10.3 h

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SILK PLA 0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

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1.6 h

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silk pla sliding elipse easy print

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5.9 h

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ABSOULTLY MASSIVLY HUGE 23*23

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BIG EDIT: added a completly new design, that twists on a spiral path.

you will need to print it with -0.08 tollerences on on xy.

I have printed it but I have not uploaded pictures, but I will when i have the chance!

note: if bambu studio, or whatever you open the stl with has and error, please reopen it or allow bambu studio to do what it thinks best. model was designed in millimeter, so if you have us customary settings on in bambu studio, the model will become extremely tiny.

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VERSION 2.3

This is the first version of a flexi grid, made entirely by me in Onshape! For all designers out there, this is actually a really fun project to make in CAD—especially if you use variables. If anyone wants me to upload a video, comment below.

Unlike most fidgets, this one actually works, although you do need a well-tuned machine. On my P1S, it took just over 10 hours to print, which is quite long, but I used a 0.12 mm layer height. A 0.16 mm layer height would be fine; I do not recommend 0.2 mm.

The tolerances are 0.2 mm everywhere, so if you want to print this on an Ender 3, you’ll probably want to use XY compensation in the range of about −0.08 mm to −0.1 mm. Bed adhesion is acceptable, although you’ll most likely want to print it on a clean bed. I personally printed it with −0.08 mm tolerance, which results in very smooth, easy movement.

NOW WITH A 24 BY 24 VERSION FOR A1 USERS, AND A 23 BY 23 VERSION FOR P1/X1 OWNERS!

EDIT:

added a 4*4 section, for users with a1 mini

cascading fidget slime ball on eliptical path, flexi grid and small flexi grid 3 by 3.

Comment & Rating (105)

@user_3725930416

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0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

had amazing print quality and was a really good design too

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@tacojohn

thank you for the review!

@user_2213381928

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0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

love these I play with it as much as my kid!

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@tacojohn

thank you!

@user_2677931289

Unfortunately, I have to say that the layer slowly shifted halfway through the grid. I can't explain why. I used all the settings, and it looked successful at first. Now it's unfortunately unusable because the parts are stuck together due to the slight shift. I printed it with my Qidi 4 Max. Maybe someone can help. Regards

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@tacojohn

oh no! yes, as someone who comes from the world of the ender 3, layer shifts are very common. the most likely problem is the stepper drivers on the mainboard not getting enough cooling, or just not have a heatsink entirely.the second problem is that the motors have not enough voltage which happens (usually) with new/custom firmware. another is simply just when an object is put in the way of the the print bed, so it physicaly can not move back fare enough. given the fact that you have a nicer printer then an ender 3, all three of these problems seem to be not realated. try tightening the belts, lubricating the rails, cleaning the z axis lead screw, and check to make sure cooling to the mainboard is sufficient. (basicly just check and make sure the fan is spinning normal) thanks for reading this! i like sharing my experiences!

@koopy

it didn’t really work. the bottom had a problem I had to take some apart

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@tacojohn

you could try putting glue down, if you print it again. that would most likely be the problem

@user_2213381928

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SILK PLA 0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Works great my kiddo loves these we are printing them in every color.

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@tacojohn

thank you! consider boosting!

@user_1047455704

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SILK PLA 0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

I printed in PLA it worked amazingly

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@tacojohn

thank you for the picture and rating!

@user_1730789351

bro.. i gotta take these off one by one😭😭😭

The designer has replied

@tacojohn

that does not look like fun.. what happend? was there a blob on the hotend while leveling the bed?

@M.M.M

Thank you! This is very well thought up. It is probably my favorite print so far.

@user_2346943090

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0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

very nice

@Ghalle

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0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

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