Set para Star Trek Catan (com ladrão)

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Instructions ================ Print parts 1 and 2 four times in different colors, and part 3 in a third color. Suggestions: - Part 1: h .24, wall .2, density 97, zigzag infill, hotend 195°C, bed 60°C, speed 25 m/s, ventilation 100%, adhesion SKIRT - Part 2: h .24, wall .2, density 97, zigzag infill, hotend 195°C, bed 60°C, speed 25 m/s, ventilation 100%, adhesion BRIM - Part 3: h .24, wall .2, density 97, zigzag infill, hotend 195°C, bed 60°C, speed 25 m/s, ventilation 100%, adhesion SKIRT History -------- Model for Star Trek Catan spaceships, cities, and citadels with simplified and optimized design for 3D printing. The file includes the number of pieces for one player and a separate piece called "thief" that should be removed from subsequent prints. I recommend printing each set with a different color and always using PLA. ### UPDATE 1 I printed the previous set on my new Ender 3 =D. The results were not great, the parts needed some extra room to fit together, and the spaceship pieces were too small and hard to assemble or glue. Additionally, I printed a test file and am certain that this update can be printed on any FDM 3D printer. The changes were: - Spaceships in single piece - Larger overhangs for parts to fit together better - Thief (Klingon spaceship) completely redesigned - Bases in single piece - Reorganization of pieces - Set without thief added to make printing easier ### UPDATE 04 01 2020 Main spaceships printed on Ender-3, but the parts did not fit together well and needed to be sanded. However, it seems that this is not a design issue, but rather a problem with the printer settings. ### UPDATE 06 01 2020 There are now three files: (1) Only Klingon spaceship, (2) set with Klingon spaceship, and (3) set without Klingon spaceship. I had to adjust the size of each piece so they fit together correctly. Keep in mind that a complete set is approximately 19mm tall. Additionally: - Enlarge parts to correct overhangs and test on Ender-3. - Added assembly instructions to images. A trick for easier assembly: freeze your print, the hole will be larger because the material around it contracts. ### Update 09 02 2020 When printing a complete set, I noticed that the cities still had rectangular engravings. I updated the set and took advantage of the opportunity to enlarge other holes that were difficult to assemble. In the same print attempt, I realized that printing parts separately results in better assembly. I added new instructions.