TPU slides / TPU拖鞋 - Free 3D Print Model

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0.2mm layer, 1 walls, 8% infill and 12% infill

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Update 24.12.12: A Blender source file has been uploaded. Add text and modify surface textures as desired.

This design presents a pair of 3D-printed slides crafted from TPU 95A—a softer material would enhance comfort. While suitable for extended wear, their anti-slip properties are not optimal. Inspired by a Nike Jordan slide, this model was developed using Gravity Sketch and Blender.

The slides comprise two components: the upper and the sole. Differing infill patterns optimize the upper's suppleness while maintaining structural integrity in the sole. The design is sized for a US Men's 9; other sizes can be achieved via proportional scaling using the provided measurements.

EUS（欧码）	US（美码）	Foot Length脚长 (mm)	percentage（%）
40.5	7.5	255	94.45%
41	8	260	96.30%
42	8.5	265	98.15%
42.5	9	270	100%
43	9.5	275	101.85%
44	10	280	103.70%
44.5	10.5	285	105.56%

更新24.12.12，已上传Blender源文件，可添加文字，修改表面纹理。

这是一双采用TPU 95A(使用更软的材质会更加舒适) 3D打印的拖鞋，可长时间穿着，但防滑性欠佳。设计灵感源自Nike Jordan的一款拖鞋，使用Gravity Sketch和Blender建模。

拖鞋由鞋面和鞋底两部分构成，采用不同的填充方式，使鞋面尽可能柔软，同时保证鞋底足够的支撑力。鞋码为美码9码，可根据列表比例进行缩放。

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@TheStruggle

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0.2mm layer, 1 walls, 8% infill and 12% infill

Printed with Polymaker TPU95 Black I wear these daily inside the house!

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@lcxg

Thank you for your picture.

@user_3527951535

How do you like the Darkmoon CFX plate?

@TheStruggle

Replying to @user_3527951535 :

I love all of the plates from Darkmoon3D, the discord community is helpful as well. I have the CFX, Cool Plate, G10 at the moment. Cool Plate is awesome, grips like no other, easy to clean and maintain and can continue to print on it at lower temps.

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@HillBillyHavoc1

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0.2mm layer, 1 walls, 8% infill and 12% infill

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@lcxg

👍👍👍

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@GHOST78

please what filaments this one nice

@HillBillyHavoc1

Replying to @GHOST78 :

Amolen Transparent Rainbow (Red, Green, Purple, Orange)

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@user_3527951535

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0.2mm layer, 1 walls, 8% infill and 12% infill

Printed really well. I used High Speed Overture TPU with the max volumetric speed at 2 mm3/sec with the min fan speed threshold at 20 and max at 100 and retraction at 0.4mm. Thanks for sharing. Great model!

@user_3527951535

For some reason, the opposite shoe prints about 3/4 of the way and fails. I've printed it twice and it fails in the same spot. Each time, I sliced it again to make sure the .gcode wasn't corrupted. I'm using the same slicer settings and can't figure out why it would fail. I was using the A1 for the first shoe and the two attempts at the opposite shoe. I'm going to slice it again and send it to the P1S to see if that makes a difference. I'm sure it's something I'm doing, so if there are any suggestions, I'm all ears!

@Boi_in_pjs

Replying to @user_3527951535 :

your tpu is probably slipping in the gears. you could try proping up the tpu, putting it in a dryer and hooking it straight up to the print head.

@LIFI666

I was getting a lot of stringing, and by lowering the hot end temperature by 10 degrees, it already printed much better

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@Mundragun

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0.2mm layer, 1 walls, 8% infill and 12% infill

amazing! i scaled it down to 60% to fit my son’s feet and it works. He now have an indoor slipper. :)

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@lcxg

Thank you for your picture.

@user_2679159469

My son is two years old, would 60% infill be suitable

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@user_468181597

what size is your son?

@user_465471576

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0.2mm layer, 1 walls, 8% infill and 12% infill

Use eSUN TPU95A print, Is work!! but not very soft, it could be use lower fill ratio.

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@lcxg

Thank you for your image. To make the shoes truly wearable, I am testing TPU 85A.

@osamamonzer

Replying to @lcxg :

Hello, is the 85A any better? thx

@lcxg

Replying to @osamamonzer :

Hello, shoes printed with TPU 85A will be more comfortable, but they are more challenging to print and the supports are harder to remove.

@Londayz15

I want to surprise my son with these! He’s 10 and size 4.. what do I have to scale it to and other settings? And is this TPU filament OK? (new to this)

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@lcxg

Hello.It is recommended to use TPU 85A for printing. The model at 100% scale fits a foot length of approximately 270mm. You can calculate your required scaling factor by using: (foot length / 270mm).

@Londayz15

ok thank you I will try

@Londayz15

Also, with the photo I showed, will that filament work?

@kastnerd

printed at 107%

@taverne.antonin

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0.2mm layer, 1 walls, 8% infill and 12% infill

Exceptionally comfortable and perfectly sized

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@ggracia

Isn't it too loose on the top part? In the picture, it looks like there is at least a cm of space between your foot and the sandal, even with socks.

@taverne.antonin

Replying to @ggracia :

No, the size is perfect on the inside

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@kurama3d

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0.2mm layer, 1 walls, 8% infill and 12% infill

Unfortunately, the support collapsed just before the print was completed. I will try again.

@user_97621105

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shoes look pretty cool. bit squishy though.

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