IEEE Cube
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The IEEE Dayton Peel chapter meeting participant received a specially designed cube as a gift, boasting six sides measuring exactly 1.5 inches in size and printed with vibrant dual colors. To facilitate re-use, users may opt to modify the cube's organization name, making it essential to alter or download both components for optimal color reproduction through Tinkercad. Instructions For Customizing the Cube: For optimal printing, follow these parameters: • Print medium: PLA • Layer height: 2mm • Printing temperature: Maintain a temperature of 230 degrees Celsius while paying attention to visible stringing • Bed temperature: A consistent bed temperature of 60 degrees Celsius ensures stable results • Oozleshield is utilized in the S3D platform for better management. Set print speed at 60 mm/s. Note: I utilized my 3rd fan's enhanced airflow capabilities to create seamless bridging effects, hence supports are not necessary on top; however, custom supports had to be designed using S3D specifically for the 'E' lettering sections situated on one of the cube sides.
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