simple eraser cover

myminifactory

If you have a 50x22x12mm eraser and an Ultimaker², use the .gcode file directly. If your eraser is smaller or larger than 50x22x12mm, slice the .stl file. To change the dimensions of the eraser, edit the .sldprt file in the .zip archive. You'll need to adjust the first function's length to height-width and the extrusion dimension to length. The generated G-code is high-quality, with walls 2mm thick for a sturdy case and great tactile feedback. However, the lines inside the cover may make it difficult to insert the eraser initially. Over time, grooves will be carved in, but this can be mitigated by experimenting with less aggressive line designs or adjusting the model's dimensions.