Easy Ultimaker transmission tower printfiles

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I didn't create this model. All credit goes to the person who remixed it! I'm just here to save you some work by making it print efficiently! UPDATE: There were problems with insulators getting kicked over by the printhead, causing a huge mess. So, I created a separate file for the insulators that can be printed with a brim. UPDATE2: Insulators were still getting kicked over. Now, I've spaced them out 14 apart far enough to print one at a time, so the printhead doesn't have to leave and enter the part every layer. So far, it's working well! The .amf and .stl files can be loaded into Cura for your own review. The .gcode files can be loaded directly into an Ultimaker 2 (200x200mm printbed). It includes the following parts at 0.856 scale: elecmast.stl/amf/gcode: - 2x L2sdarml.stl - 2x L2darmm.stl - 2x L2sdarmr.stl - 2x L2tparml.stl - 2x L2parmm.stl - 2x L2tparmr.stl - 4x L4concrete.stl - 1x Langle.stl 14_insulators_brim: - 12x L12insulator.stl - 2x L2insulator.stl L4midlegs: - 4x L4midlegs.stl, arranged to fit on the 200x200mm printbed topsides_and_bridgetopbots: - 2x L2topside.stl - 1x Lbridgebot.stl - 1x Lbridgetop.stl When you're done printing this, just print the following files from the original model at 0.856 scale: - 2x L2topbig.stl - 4x L4legs.stl Remember to wash your printbed with hot water and soap after each use to remove fingerprints that can prevent the filament from sticking! Make sure the printbed height is calibrated, the right nozzle is in place, etc.