Hydrometer Tube Stand

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I need a container to measure the specific gravity of my homemade concoction without investing in extra equipment, so I decide to upcycle the tube that came with the hydrometer into a more stable holder. To make this conversion happen, I create a stand that takes the place of one of the caps on the tube's end piece. The inner diameter of my custom-made container is 24.12 millimeters. My settings are printed with these parameters: My printer, a reliable CoreXY device, does not have rafts or supports in this particular print job, as I'm pushing it to achieve fine details at 35 micrometer layer heights. Fifteen percent infill speed keeps the print job steady while still ensuring excellent internal support. Additionally, PLA is heated up to a comfortable temperature of 190°C on my build platform preheated to 65°C for optimal warpage prevention and first-layer adhesion. In terms of movement rates: perimeters get a speedy pace at 40 millimeters per second; both solid perimeters are taken at medium-high speeds with external perimeter done relatively fast as well; and interior parts see slightly lower velocities in this unique experiment - 30 millimeters per second while printing infill layers that reach heights as low as 1.0mm for better printability quality over overall material savings achieved by limiting how dense those same structures appear. Travel moves occur very rapidly under full acceleration which reaches maximum rates faster than average speeds for perimeters with more consistent deceleration phases after completing specific geometric regions; and accelerations are applied consistently regardless if object being built at 300 millimeters squared each second perimeter edges reaching incredible accelerative velocities quickly so less material will actually get utilized due these very rapid turns around its primary structure core parts which generally results less amount materials going in order achieve better results - just remember keep this all moving forward always at maximum efficiency.