Shoes for feet on Prusa Tairona 3D Printer

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These are sophisticated and visually appealing shoes for each individual foot, tailored specifically for Prusa Tairona and 3D printers alike. The design was meticulously crafted in OpenScad, carefully taking into account the form of the metallic profile of the printer's structure. This was my first successful design while I was still learning the intricacies of OpenScad. The Prusa Tairona printer is a notable design from Make-R in Colombia (http://www.somosmaker.com), and the model showcased in photos belongs to Departamento de Matemáticas at Universidad del Valle in Cali, Colombia (http://matematicas.univalle.edu.co). I highly recommend printing these shoes using TPU filament at 210°C and taking a slow approach with 20% fill. This will ensure optimal results. I created this design to address the printer's vibrations while printing, as well as to protect surrounding furniture. This is an ongoing project, and I invite you to contribute by making modifications or suggestions to improve it further.