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Book End prusaprinters

Book End

prusaprinters pieterpenguin 6467632 Free

I made these bookends because my books kept falling over (duh).Printing recommendations: I'd recommend at least 5 wall loops to increase the strength of the model. otherwise I just used standard settings. I printed them on a Bambulab X1C but any printer should work.Tips: You can print the flat-end model “upside-down” to improve the structural integrity of the part that holds the books back because of the way 3D printers work. The way I printed it in my picture was before I realized this. It still functions and holds my (quite heavy) books upright.f3d files are included, I tried to make the model as parametric as possible for easy remixing to your needs.Feedback and remixing is always welcome.

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Platform prusaprinters
Creator pieterpenguin
Price Free
Format STL / 3D Printable
License See original page
Also on cults3d, grabcad, thingiverse
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