Custom engine covers (UM 2)

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• Project completed, with no scheduled updates. Customize your Ultimaker 2 and escape monotony. If you prefer the same old thing every day, change it! !!!! ATTENTION !!! HIGH LEVEL OF DIFFICULTY ALERT!!!! To achieve excellent results and avoid frustration, please carefully read all available warnings and instructions. • This two-part component is part of my One-Man - Co.Me.Do.ONE project. CP-v8 (Co.Me.Do. Part No: 8). To use these printable objects, no additional components are required. • Description: • Here you have the opportunity to personalize your Ultimaker 2 engine covers: • Create unique and perfectly fitting engine covers for your machine. • Accept or modify the basic design using your preferred material and color. • If you're familiar with SketchUp, change and customize these covers further. • Show off your handiwork! • Need a cooling solution? The engine covers include a standard 40mm fan holder, which can be used if needed. • Looking for easy cooling? This set includes passive cooling options (basic). • All prints complete? Then it's time to assemble. Each original engine cover has only one easy-to-find screw. • Information on enhancements and bug fixes is available in the "Comments" section. Photos of assembled objects do not reflect the latest design. My work lives by your feedback! If something doesn't meet expectations, please provide more information so I can make necessary changes. Suggestions to improve or simplify my designs and descriptions are welcome. Take a moment to share your thoughts after using my designs and parts. Print Settings Printer Brand: Ultimaker Printer: Ultimaker 2 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.1mm Infill: 33% Instructions!!! CAUTION!!! ALL 3D objects created with SketchUpMake. All Materials usable... These parts printed with: InnoFill and Ultimaker PLA / Layer: 0.1mm / Infill: >35% / Temp: 215° / Speed: 35>>>70mm/s. There are few disadvantages. "PLA" is sufficient, but for tropical regions use "ABS". CHALLENGE: Achieve two good-looking exterior surfaces on a single object. NOTES: Position objects diagonally on the construction area. Avoid skirts or brims as they require extra space. An improperly mounted UM2 printhead fan frame may collide with the build platform clips. Check position carefully before printing large objects. PLEASE print all items with identical settings. AVOID printing PLA with less than 33% infill at temperatures below 205°, as objects can become unstable due to poor layer adhesion. PLEASE use a special printing surface for smooth base areas and lower platform temperatures. GLASS PRINTING SURFACE: High risk of material warping and detachment from the glass surface. Excessive build platform temperatures can cause object deformations. If something doesn't fit properly, don't force assembly. Minor corrections with a nail file or specific tools might help. A reprint at 5-10° lower or higher temperature may resolve issues.