Cover iPhone SE 3/2 gen 8/7 TPU AMS logo INTER FC

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!! ATTENTION !! 

I have been told that sometimes prints, with a Textured PEI plate, tend to stick too much. It's true! 

I have printed many to test, and I have learned some small tricks: besides letting the plate cool down completely, I don't clean it before printing, but rather dirty it with my hands - the normal grease we have on our hands limits the adhesion of the cover to the plate - then I use the Bed Scraper https://makerworld.com/it/models/88371-bambu-lab-bed-scraper#profileId-1524370) or even this one which is lower https://makerworld.com/it/models/12703-bambu-bed-scraper#profileId-12705.
The engineering plate is more suitable for use with TPU, but it doesn't come with the texture effect. 

I also got better results by lowering the plate temperature. TPU sticks anyway.
Let me know in the comments if it works well.
Happy printing.

I needed a cover for my wife's iPhone SE 3rd generation, an Inter fan, and I realized there were no solutions for Bambu Lab TPU AMS. So I made her this dedicated model with the INTER FC logo.

If you want, you can find the print profile for the one without the logo at: https://makerworld.com/it/models/2303884-iphone-se-3-2-gen-and-iphone-8-7-case-with-tpu-for#profileId-2514654
The filament is quite rigid, and solutions with classic TPU are not suitable because you can't insert the phone.
Designs with rigid filaments have shapes that don't cover the phone much, leaving areas exposed to allow it to be inserted.
Then it falls, hits exactly that exposed spot, and breaks!
So I designed a project compatible with TPU for AMS, also to take advantage of the beautiful possibilities of multi-color prints.
After several hours of design and as many tests, to also make the buttons maneuverable, I created the solution you see.
I also prepared an adequate hole for thick Lightning connectors. The previously purchased cover had a hole that was too small and that was a problem.
I haven't tested it with PLA; if you try it, share it in the comments.
I have provided minimal and easily detachable supports for a better print. But it can also be done without them.
I have an iPhone 16e, and seeing how this one turned out, I will soon dedicate myself to creating a cover for this phone as well.
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Happy printing everyone!