Lemon squeezer / Presse citron

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English This is my lemon squeezer. Easy to print with no need for screws or glue. Simply open the moving part, insert a 1cm thick lemon slice and move back the pressing part. The lemon should be sliced in half or one third depending on its size. Wash the squeezer with fresh water after use. Do not put it in the washing machine. Print Settings Printer: Dagoma Discovery 200 Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.15 - 0.20 Infill: 15% Notes: Main body should be rotated 90° and printed with supports and brim to avoid warping. If warping occurs, two or three super glue drops can correct the problem. The pressing arm should also be rotated 90° on its side for a reliable print. Brim can be used too. Be careful with the main body. If printed as mentioned, you will have supports between the two sides inside it. Remove carefully this support to avoid breaking the pressing arm pin which is hard to see. Then clip the pressing arm onto this pin. Be careful not to break it. There are two tabs: one with a nice lemon logo and another without the logo. Choose the one that suits you best or your printer's precision. You may need a hammer to correctly fit the tab on the pressing arm end. The tab should be printed vertically. Finally, insert the main body into the base round holder by aligning its small hole with the small vertical pin from the base holder. It should hold without glue but you can add some if needed. French Presse citron individuel de table. Easy to print without screws or glue needed. Simply open the moving part, insert a 1cm thick lemon slice and move back the pressing part. The lemon should be sliced in half or one third depending on its size. Wash the squeezer with fresh water after use. Do not put it in the washing machine. Print Settings Printer: Dagoma Discovery 200 Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.15 - 0.20 Infill: 15% Notes: The external casing should be rotated 90° on its side with a brim. It is very important to avoid warping as much as possible because it can disturb the connection between the casing and the support. If this happens, two or three super glue drops should resolve the problem. The pressing arm should also be rotated 90° on its side for a reliable print. Brim can be used too. Be careful when printing the main body. If printed as mentioned, there will be supports between the two sides inside it. Remove carefully this support to avoid breaking the pressing arm pin which is hard to see. Then clip the pressing arm onto this pin. Be careful not to break it. There are two tabs: one with a nice lemon logo and another without the logo. Choose the one that suits you best or your printer's precision. You may need a hammer to correctly fit the tab on the pressing arm end. The tab should be printed vertically. Finally, insert the main body into the base round holder by aligning its small hole with the small vertical pin from the base holder. It should hold without glue but you can add some if needed.