kisslicer 3d models

... holes: 6mm diameter. Holes plasement (center to center) 30mm by38mm. Instructions I printed it horizontally to maximize the strength of the PLA.\nSupport structure was used to get the cradle print nice, but with KISSlicer, this is a piece of cake.

Kisslicer sliced it okay, but the final product was marred by excessive strings, both across the holes and within the inner diameter. ...Craftware, however, delivered a stellar performance, producing minimal strings that were easily eliminated with a...

... support, I made this at 1/4 scale. I used KISSlicer, with the "dense" support option, and I also have a script which decreases the support flow rate to 70% This was made with natural ABS on an ultimaker with a heated platform. ... Category: Biology

I've had my Cubex printer for six months now, with Kisslicer running all the software. Initially, I used the cheap filament reels that cost $19.99 each, but I decided to try the more expensive option on this print and noticed a huge difference in the...

... for download. Print Settings: Printer: Fabricator Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2 mm Step Height Infill: 100% Notes: Sliced with Kisslicer v1.5 I marked one of the positions with a thin line black marker to create a reference point.

... has a slight loft. When I first compiled the model, my slicer (Kisslicer) was set to "mechanical stock," resulting in a stair-stepped surface instead of a smooth contour. Switching to "art stock" gave me a much smoother finish. ... Post-Printing:

... at all times. With a few simple modifications, I can add a hole for the camera or provide access to the sleep/wake button. Stay safe out there, and remember: don't text while driving! -Bobby O'Seal, created with Inventor / KISSLICER / CubeX Trio

The example was printed using a 0.2mm layer thickness and tested with both Kisslicer and Slic3er software. It's incredibly easy to print, thanks to its optimization for FDM printers - no support structures are required. Original dimensions: 136mm x...

Designed with Tinkercad and Blender, sliced with KISSlicer, printed on a PolyPrinter 229. My first attempt was with Tinkercad, but it ended up being too fragile in certain areas. So I beefed up the model using Blender once I became more comfortable...

However, I had a problem when slicing the object using both Kisslicer and Simplify because they created holes in the corners of the design. So, I decided to redraw the model with my own input. Printer Details Brand: Ultimaker Model: Ultimaker...

... brother-in-law can always paint it if they prefer. The design was made to fit PETG and use Kisslicer Loop1 > Perimeter settings for the shaft hole. ...Again, you can modify the FreeCAD file as needed to suit different filaments or slicer settings.

... to the next via implementation of an accessible prime pillar or equivalent structure. For users of X-Truder devices, relevant configuration files named 'Kisslicer INI' have been included and provided for immediate integration with your system.

... installation. Printed using a Prusa i3 with a .5mm nozzle and Kisslicer software for slicing. ...For optimal performance, nylon would be ideal, but a thinner wall on the tab with a .35mm nozzle could enhance functionality in the replacement plug.

Designed with Tinkercad, sliced with KISSlicer, printed on a PolyPrinter 229. I filled in the numbers with painted glue. Each die is only 1 cubic centimeter in size, so I'd scale them up if I were to print them again. I included results from...

The belt clip was printed in black ABS using a Cupcake (Sailfish + acceleration) sliced with Kisslicer. The overall slicing settings used were: 0.5mm nozzle, 0.4mm extrusion width, 0.32mm layer height, and 3 perimeters. ...The belt clip features 25%...

Original Text: 前々から作りたかったのですが、以前は形を分割しないと出æỳなかったのですがKISsliceのおかげで１回で成型出来るのでとてもいいですね。 Rewritten Text: It's a KISslice challenge...

...It is recommended to print it with a small layer thickness, as mine was at .25mm, which felt too thick. The model was printed at 140% scale to avoid breaking the tiny actuators during support removal. Kisslicer was used to slice it in under a minute.

The first model was printed using Slic3r on a Repstrap with ABS (yellowish), while the second one on an Ultimaker with KISSlicer's support feature at medium density. ...Please follow the printing and gluing instructions to assemble the models correctly.

... ties. KISSlicer slices it with support enabled. Note that longer screws (25mm) are required, fitting into existing screw positions. ...The scad file is parameterizable for battery dimensions, allowing extra space for easier insertion and removal.

... two 5/16-18 nuts (one at the bottom and one at the top) for secure placement. When slicing this model, I recommend using Kisslicer with support material, as I encountered difficulties with Slic3r both on this design and Owens' original knob.

Printing at 0.15mm layer height, 0.45mm extrusion width with natural ABS, using KISSlicer's "dense" support setting and scaling the support flow rate to 70%, was done successfully. Removing support from inside the proteasome barrel is challenging; a...

The prototypes were made on a Fablicator with G-code generation by KISSlicer. A tensile test was conducted by pulling oneself up from a handrail supported by the Simple Snap CHAMP; the Twin Snap CHAMP exhibits similar strength. ... For further insight,...

... performance. The idea originated from twistedmedium on PrintrbotTalk, with a thread dedicated to fixing sagging Y available for reference. Kisslicer is recommended for printing the bearing block due to its easy support material removal feature.

I have a Prusa Anet8 and Kisslicer. ... The code that I inserted is the following: ;---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- G91 ; Set coordinates to relative G1 Z3 ; Raise nozzle by 3 mm G90 ; Set...

Here's a YouTube video of its printing process, sliced using KisSlicer with settings: Skin Thickness 0.6, loops 2, Extrusion Width 0.4, Infill Extrusion Width 0.4, Layer Thickness 0.04, Temp 1st layer-216, 2nd Layer-180, fan on always, large cooling,...

... them if applicable, replace the cap on the applicator, and stand it upright for optimal use. Print settings include using KISSlicer at 0.12mm layers and applying a 100% fill to both the applicator and cover/stand for extra strength and durability.

Print using Kisslicer and "Medium" supports; drill fan hole with a 7/64 bit for M3 screws. For 20mm deep fans, use two M3x30 screws and washers, while 10mm fans require two M3x20 screws and washers. ...Experiment with various fan angles for optimal...

To print the model, use KISSlicer at 0.16 layer height and 0.45 extrusion width, scaling support flow rate to 75%. Ensure elevation from platform for proper first layers and avoid a non-heated platform. For realism, assemble multiple monomer prints,...

This model was printed on an Ultimaker with 0.16mm layer height and 0.5mm extrusion width, using KISSlicer's dense support settings. I suggest reducing the support flow rate to 70% for easier removal, although raft warping might be a concern if your...

... Meanwhile, the model was obtained from PDB structure 3zlj and printed using KISSlicer with a layer height of 0.15, an extrusion width of 0.5mm, 15% infill, and a support flow rate reduced to 75% by an external script.