Honeycomb Hexagon Heat Tile Coaster - Raised Hexagons

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SpaceX Starship heat tile inspired coaster and optional holder.A clean and simple design with slightly raised hexagons to allow for easier cleaning and a raised edge to catch spillages. Spacing between the hexagons allows for moisture run off.Print in a single colour for a simple solid coloured coaster or if you feel brave why not try printing in 2 or even 3 colours.If you want a silky smooth top surface to your coasters then enable ironing for all top surfaces.Also included are 3 different sized holders designed to hold either 5, 8 or 10 coasters to try and cater for everyone. There are 2 different designs of holder to choose from.Coasters can be printed in multiple ways to achieve different colour schemes, just don't forget to add colour changes when you slice the file if you want multi colour coasters.I have included some examples below and also included images showing various different schemes.Coasters are 4mm thick and designed to accommodate most sized drinks. Coasters can be scaled to suit but please remember scaling the holders will also be required. Holders are designed with a tolerance gap to avoid coasters binding or getting stuck. Here are a few of examples of how certain colours schemes can be achieved based on a 0.1mm layer height using PrusaSlicer…Black coaster with white raised hexagons and white raised spill edge:Start printing with black filament, at layer 31 change to white filament.Black coaster with white raised hexagons and black raised spill edge:Start printing with black filament, at layer 31 change to white filament, at layer 35 change to black filament.White coaster with black raised hexagons and yellow raised spill edge:Start printing with white filament, at layer 31 change to black filament, at layer 35 change to yellow filament.Please remember that if you print at a different layer height to 0.1mm the colour changes will be on different layer numbers!Check out my other models for an alternative variation along with alternative designs.If you enjoy this print then please do share your make, I would love to see what colours and filaments you chose for your print.If you have any questions about 3D printing, whether it be queries or you need some tips or tricks feel free to reach out in the comments or by message, I am always more than happy to help if I can!