Eye Glasses

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Last month, I carelessly stepped on my glasses and shattered one of the arms. Fortunately, the lenses remained intact, so I decided to create a brand new frame using 3D modeling software. It's fully functional now and I use it every day. Print Settings Rafts: Yes Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.2mm Notes: To achieve a smooth print, you'll want to enable rafting and supports due to the minimal contact with the bed. Printing the center part flat on the printer bed will yield a great result, with the front of the glasses facing upwards for a nice render. The arms are printed separately to provide added strength; they're also flat, ensuring that the layers align along the length axis. However, I've included the one-piece SLT option if you'd like to try it out. I highly recommend using ABS due to its exceptional form durability. Initially, I used PLA, but after some time, the arms began to sag and lose their tight fit around my head.