Iphone 4 case

thingiverse

You're using a customized version of http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:40703 to create this product, powered by the Customizer tool available on that website. With the help of these instructions, you can personalize and bring your unique design into existence. Below, we outline the specific parameters you can manipulate: To produce your item with the perfect touch, carefully adjust each setting to suit your vision. case_thickness is a dimension setting equaling 1.8 in this example, determining how deep your product case will be. You're opting for iPhone Version Number, which has been selected at "1", which aligns with a well-known phone model number commonly referred to by its original manufacturer's product designation of that specific mobile device product version. By default the Build Plate Setting selector is enabled for the plate located at number "0", allowing you the user total control on this selection from any choice, or you could enable this parameter on subsequent options such as using other 3D printing related accessories as examples if necessary or applicable. The next item up, pattern_rotation setting, offers choices with values starting from "0", offering an ample degree of freedom and customization possibilities by allowing for different orientations. If looking to further tweak things then you could check your pattern shape options by picking out "30", representing an actual numerical digit value in which your desired form's design would display and look as you intended on this device with this chosen option set. As we keep advancing further into these configurations you now reach a portion known as Pattern Overlap with value of fifteen or “15” so this is indeed what that means: an overlap of “15.” This simply reflects, if taken to the maximum allowable choice number possible here which is twelve "12", and is only attainable when other setting values selected make this number less relevant thus enabling some choices. Another adjustable attribute that affects our print design results would then come from thickness values, namely set with number '3'. With its own defined dimension equaling to one “3”.