Manga shelf

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### Guide - Printed with PLA, can be printed with any material - The provided STLs can be used for shelf whose length is a multiple of 200mm - Printing blasons with prusa slicer (should be possible with Cura): - Import the 3 STL in one operation: - `P-FrameBackground.stl` - ```P-FrameHalf.stl``` - The ```blason-*.stl``` file of your choice (16 One Piece blasons provided) - The 3 parts should be placed this way by the slicer: - ```P-FrameBackground``` at the bottom - ```P-FrameHalf.stl``` and ```blason-jolly-roger-*.stl``` on top of ```P-FrameBackground``` - You can then use the "stop at height" technique of the slicer to print the background in a color and the blason in another color. With a MMU2S module this is easier but not mandatory. - Assembly: - 3 assembly mode depending of the shelf length you choose:  - Red shelf is P-ShelfComplete.stl - Blue shelf is P-ShelfSide.stl - Orange shelf is P-ShelfMiddle.stl - ```P-ShelfMiddle.stl``` and ```P-ShelfSide.stl``` parts must be joined together using 8 NailsShelves from ```P-NailsShelves.stl```. - ```P-Shelf*.stl``` and ```P-Foot*.stl``` parts must be joined together using 4 NailsFoots from ```P-NailsFoots.stl```. This file contains 3 joints for 3 foots. - The joints can be glued for stronger shelf. - Each `P-FootWithFrame` can contain 2 blasons back to back. They stay in place using a FrameLock from file `P-FrameLocks.stl`. This file contains 3 locks for 3 foots. - Foots from `P-FootNoFrame.stl` cannot hold a blason, it can be used for a "transparent" foot. ### Source - The source is a Blender design (.blend) using node geometry - You can change the settings using Blender: - From outliner, in Collection "Tools" - Select the object "Parameters" - Opens the "Geometry Node Editor" view - You can play with any input value (pink nodes) to fit your needs:  ### Print Settings - Printer brand: Prusa - Printer: I3 MK3S - Rafts: No - Supports: No - Resolution: 0.2 mm - Infill: 15% - Filament material: PLA