MODULAR 3D CALENDAR

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<p>Calendar can be used in a desk or wall mode.<br>Without printing all parts again, you can easily switch the calendar from desk to wall mode or vice versa, just print the additional parts.</p><p>Parts that you will need:</p><p>Required:<br>- board- the main part that is used to hold day tiles. Use lighter version if you would like to reduce the filament usage by ~30%<br>- days (choose version you would like to have- with or without pin holes)<br>- days_blank- used to fill empty space, you need 7 blank day tiles total<br>- side_cover<br>- day_name_track</p><p>Desk mode:<br>- desk_stand- connect it to the board and store excess day tiles and pins here</p><p>Wall mode:<br>- wall_holder- choose the appropriate size and attach it on the top base connector<br>- wall_storage_base- in case you would like to store day tiles and pins<br>- wall_storage_side_cover<br>- wall_storage_cover- covers the excess day tiles (not required)<br>- connector- used to support multiple months</p><p>In case if you want multiple month(s) on a wall version, print additional board parts and connect them with a connector part.</p><p>Optional parts<br>- day_mark- use it to mark the current day<br>- pins- to mark specific dates, print them in different colors<br>- addon_month_name + addon_month_name_tracks- shows the current month, place it on the top left or right</p><p>If you would like to have day/month names in your language, add a comment below and I will attach the translated parts.</p><p>3D PRINTING SETTINGS<br>feel free to use 10% infill for board and days parts, together with a default settings (2 vertical perimeters, 3 horizontal top/bottom shells)<br>avoid the brim if not needed for the base part, it will be much harder to clear holes used for connectors<br>all text and horizontal week lines (on the board part) that should be printed in a different color are extruded 0.4 mm, that gives you 2 color layers if using a standard 0.2 layer height<br>if parts that contains a board (male) connector does not fit well, feel free to scale them by X axis (+-1 to 5 percent should be enough)<br>A help for printing tolerance issues:<br>Since that each printer has it own size tolerance, there are some additional parts to help you with printing.<br>You can choose one of the three pin variations (normal, smaller, larger) that is a best match with day tiles you printed.<br>The ideal approach would be to print a board part first and to test if one day tile (use day_blank_for_testing) fits perfectly. If that is not a case, change the Y axis scale of day tiles by 1 to 3 %.</p>