[DEPRECATED]Oldie Vice

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It appears that the text you provided is a set of printing settings and instructions for a 3D printer project called "Oldie Vice". The settings include various parameters such as build time, filament length, plastic weight, layer height, external fill pattern, and infill percentage. Here's a breakdown of the different settings: 1. **baseTop.stl**: * Build time: 0 hours 19 minutes * Filament length: 1151.6 mm * Plastic weight: 3.46 g (0.01 lb) * Layer Height: .2 mm * External Fill Pattern: Concentric (but it shouldn't matter, as per the author's comment) * Infill: 30% 2. **xxxClamp.stl**: * Build time: 2 hours 17 minutes * Filament length: 7945.1 mm * Plastic weight: 23.89 g (0.05 lb) * Layer Height: .15 mm * Since these have threads, a small layer height is recommended. 3. **thread.stl**: * Build time: 6 hours 32 minutes * Filament length: 5549.3 mm * Plastic weight: 16.68 g (0.04 lb) * Raft: Your call * Layer Height: .1 mm * External Fill Pattern: Concentric * Infill: 30% + 4. **threadTwoEndCapDifficultPrint.stl**: * Build time: 6 hours 32 minutes * Filament length: 5510.6 mm * Plastic weight: 16.57 g (0.04 lb) * Raft: Yes * Layer Height: .1 * External Fill Pattern: Concentric * Infill: 30% + 5. **threadEnd.stl**: * Build time: 0 hours 39 minutes * Filament length: 939.3 mm * Plastic weight: 2.82 g (0.01 lb) * Layer Height: .1 mm * External Fill Pattern: Concentric 6. **Entire Assembly at Once, Single Setting**: * Build time: 9 hours 53 minutes * Filament length: 27399.0 mm * Plastic weight: 82.38 g (0.18 lb) * Layer Height: .15 * External Fill Pattern: Concentric * Infill: 30% The author provides some general advice and warnings, such as: * Printing the thread at a small layer height is recommended for better quality. * The thread can be quite hard to print due to its large surface area touching the build platform. * If you have issues with layer adhesion, consider printing the thread.stl separate from the rest of the assembly. Overall, the settings provided seem to be tailored for a specific 3D printer project, and users should carefully review the instructions and settings before attempting to print.