Printed End Table update 3D print model

cgtrader

This is an update to my recently upgraded and little-known tabletop piece. To create this latest version, I employed a type of Verner filter and utilized genuine bamboo along with dark lavender wood for the surface. This futuristic grunge aesthetic features uniquely-shaped top corners that securely attach using lavender-colored insert panels and precision-fitted locking tabs. The print components - comprising leg sections and top corners - successfully produce prints at resolutions between 200-400 microns, complete with strategically-placed knockoff supports for easy disengagement. Keep in mind that the file-processing times for this particular design tend to be significantly longer compared to other standard models, thus caution is advised prior to commencement. The latest edition of my end table showcases enhanced sustainability through innovative incorporation of storage capacity into our daily routines. For simplicity's sake, I attached leg segments using high-temperature glue, which can easily be detached when necessary. A simple snap-on mechanism allows access to the concealed storage compartment located underneath the tabletop surface. To optimize portability, every individual part effortlessly nestles inside the compact table top for safe transportation and effortless reassembly. Each and every piece was precision-printed on my $300 DIY desktop 3D printer. The durable bamboo utilized originated from my local garden store, initially designed for growing tomatoes, whereas I sourced the lavender wood from a section of overgrown hedge on my property.