GrabCAD 模型信息
Small Candle Holder · 模型 260220
This was just a quick test design, took me about 10/15min to model in Autodesk Fusion 360 (I'm still learning this software, my main software of use is Solidworks) then exported it as an STL to Cura. I wanted to experiment with the 3D printer a little bit more, mainly to speed up the process of 3D printing as I am only using an Anet A8 FDM 3d printer, but slowly exploiting its capabilities. I am yet still to improve on the quality of the prints, but overall I was pretty impressed with the speed it printed this little project without any major malfunctions. Additionally I wanted to test how will the print perform without creating any support for it, and I think it did amazing, considering it was printing slightly overhanging bits. Overall this was just a very quick little project I wanted to test my 3D printer and explore the printing settings further and on the other hand I also wanted to practise a little more with Fusion 360 to get my hang around how things work in the software. Please stay tuned guys, as hopefully within short period of time I will be uploading many more different designs of products or accessories :D Printer: ANET A8 Rafts: Yes Supports: No Infill: 10% Filament: Polymaker PLA Notes: So my overall settings for this project, were as follow: Layer Height: 0.3mm Wall Line count: 2 Top layers: 4 Bottom Layers:4 Cubic Infill Density @ 10% Printing temp: Extruder - The brim was printed at 200 degrees and once 1st layer started, I dropped the temp to be 190 degrees Bed: 40 degrees (heat up) then off when printing started so kept maintaining around 30/32 degrees. Printing speed: 70mm/s Cooling: 100% NO Support needed for this print Hope you like this little thing :)
- 格式
- STL、Rendering
- 分类
- 3D printing、Interior design、Miscellaneous
- 标签
- designing、interior、pla、material、black、candles、settings、new、project、quick、print、containers、container、holder、candle、small、idea、design、printing、printed、3d
- 数据更新
- 2026-10-29T02:38:01Z