Coffee Cup

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CURA Settings Using PLA This takes about 8 hours and 30 minutes to print out Layer height is set at .23 mm Shell thickness comes in at 1.0 mm Bottom Thickness measures 1mm Fill Density hits 50% Print Speed clocks in at 80 mm/s print temperature reaches 195 degrees Celsius Bed temperature settles in at 50 degrees Celsius Support Type stands as "Touching buildplate" // Structure type lines // the rest is default Advanced : Travel Speed goes up to 200 mm/s bottom layer slows down to 10 mm/s The rest stays put On my initial layer, I let the printer take its time on the perimeter layer, then when it starts filling in, I speed up the printer to 175, once the fill is done I bring it back to 100%, the rest of the print, I leave it alone Print Settings Printer Brand is: Prusa Printer: Prusa Steel Rafts are set to no Supports are checked yes Resolution hits 80mm/s Infill comes in at 50% Notes read: PLA, Nozzle at 195 and bed at 50, No fan is my setting. Printing on a Buildtak plate. Lower bed temperatures makes it easier to peel off but still sticks really nice. PLA is safe for food, but as noted by the health industry, the porous material has a potential to keep food molecules stuck in it. use as a throw away piece. Post-Printing CAUTION My first print is finally complete. Filled it up with water, and what do you know, no leaks. So I made a Keurig in it. (BAD IDEA) now she leaks. I microwaved it for two sessions of 30 seconds, and now letting it reach room temp. but I don't think it should be used as a coffee cup. Cold stuff only. If the microwave trick didn't work, it will become my "Joke Cup" for cold drinks.