Echo Dot Holder 2nd Generation - Live, Laugh, Love Design

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The final file is slightly looser, so you shouldn't worry about getting the echo out. Feel free to contribute to my work by tipping and providing coffee for those late nights! The tight file is obviously tighter for a better fit. No supports were used in this print except the supports I designed into the charger slot. I printed this using an Ender 3 pro, which took 10 to 11 hours. Print speed was set at 50. Infill speed was also at 50. Walls moved at 25 speeds. Travel speed was 100. Initial layer speed was 20. Retraction was set at 2mm with a retraction speed of 45. You may find your own retraction settings work better, as these were used with a Micro Swiss All metal Hotend. Temperature was set to 228 using Pla plus. The filament cost $2.20, which is based on a roll costing $19.99. It took 10 hours and 39 minutes to print this. I designed it in Tinkercad as a gift for one of my family members.