Cetus 3D Printer Fixes Parts

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I redesigned the Cetus 3D Printer's lackluster design by creating repair and upgrade parts from scratch. Each part is deliberately simple, requiring only rubber bands or paper clips to connect them seamlessly. The designs are scaled up at 100%, with a solid infill of 100% density - except for the Mount Leg, which has a lower infill of 20%. The shell thickness is set at 0.8mm, ensuring a robust structure. I also optimized the print settings in Cura, achieving a high resolution of 0.2mm to ensure crisp details. No rafts or supports are needed, allowing for quick and easy prints.