Hawker Hurricane RC plane - 3D printed project

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This text appears to be a set of guidelines for 3D printing a specific model, likely a drone or aircraft design. The author provides various instructions and recommendations for achieving high-quality prints, including: 1. Using Cura Creawsome Mod as the slicer software. 2. Printing all parts at a layer height of 0.1 to 0.2mm. 3. Increasing the printing temperature by up to 5% for specific filaments. 4. Trimming window sections and flat bases after printing. 5. Using support materials and printing with line supports for certain parts. The guidelines also provide specific instructions for printing different components, such as: 1. Fuselage A section: Print 4 shells with 6 top and bottom layers, trim the window section and flat base. 2. Fuselage B,C,D sections: Use support materials and print as they are, aligning fibers horizontally for torsion strength. 3. Fuselage E,F sections: Reorientate the F piece nose down, use at least 20 bottom layers for the motor attachment plate. 4. Cowl: Print with no supports, nose down, and fillet edges if necessary. 5. Exhaust arrays: Print 2 to 3 shells with 10% infill and attach permanently to the cowl using glue or spot welding. 6. Wings and middle section: Generate line support using Cura and align lines with wing ribs. 7. Cockpit: Print using line support material, 2 shells, 4 top layers, 0% infill, trim the flat base after printing. The author encourages readers to post pictures and videos of their builds and provides a comments section for questions or further clarification.