HIC Prusa i3 Spool Holder Generator

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Instructions Printing this design: You will need to know the basic workings of your 3D printer. The dimensions below assume you are using the defaults listed in Thingiverse's settings, unless noted otherwise. Using the following options: - Excess Material Height (EH) : Set this at 5 if you want it exactly flush with the plate or more if you don't care and would like to have some extra support. - Sides Heighgt (SH) : The default value is good here, though any number below 10 works fine. - Spacing Tolerance (ST) : Adjust this number up or down depending on the space you want around each piece of glass for supports. This setting must be in metric! - Spacing Style (SS): Pick what style suits your build plate - most people use Single Point, while others like a Dual Point setting. There isn't a noticeable difference between the two options, but try both out to see what works best for you. - Slope Limit (SL) : Set this high enough that supports will appear in place where they need to and then lower as needed until it doesn't. - Support Density (D): Lower values generate less dense prints, though be aware, supports with thin lines might print very close together, giving the printed piece a strange surface finish - but still useable for things you want flat tops on. A setting like 40 works good. - Top Layer (Th): Lowering this value is useful for people who have a big head height to avoid printing too far above their platform height and to ensure better prints with little or no top layer sagging due to gravity while cooling slowly on the build platform during print process time, etc...