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Slower speeds on the spindle to prevent vibration artifacts. More infill in the bottom to improve stability.

0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill

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Mostly like the primary profile: 0.2mm, 3 loops, 15% gyroid infill, should print without supports. I used transparent sunlu PETG without any cooling and printed VERY slowly on a smooth PEI sheet for the table&#39;s surface and geeetech silk pla in silver for the stand. It&#39;s a very tight friction fit, no glue necessary, but quite a lot of finger strength.

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Same parameters as the default profile:  0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill Slower speeds on the spindle to prevent vibration artifacts. More infill in the bottom to improve stability. Additionally I added 2 new plates: One includes the bottom piece with a negative cylinder in the spindle. It&#39;s meant for a steel rod to be inserted for additional stability. I used stainless steel, sold as 2mm OD, actually it&#39;s more like 1.95mm. The negative cylinder is oversized to 2.3mm to accommodate for the material shrinking etc. The 2nd new plate includes the same geometry lowered down, so you can only print the tip and check your fit. I needed 3 iterations for the perfect size. If you do everything well, the rod should fit with a little force, maybe a little chamfer using sand paper, but no glue. I cut my rod to 9.9mm for a perfect fit.

0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill, rod in the bottom part

If you enjoyed <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer ugc" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/663696#profileId-590964">Chair</a> then let me introduce you to Table! This elegant simple design is inspired by the 1970s style table that was not included by my child&#39;s “popular doll brand” house when we got it second hand. &nbsp;The bottom has greater infill than the top to improve stability.&nbsp;This prints in two parts so that I could prevent instability in the thinner neck portion. You can use glue to put them together, but the fit is very snug and I have not found it is needed.

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