Ski Pow-Basket (Slip-On)

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Slip on the sleeve 'slip-prevent' and force on the 'pow basket' to sit on the sleeve. Tried it myself in the field and it worked pretty well. Tips for printing: 1. Print with TPU filament or any filament with some elasticity. (I used Cheetah TPU, 1.75 mm). I printed my first model in PLA and it broke easily. 2. If you print with TPU make sure to adjust your slicer settings to 240 for the hotend, 40 for the bed, travel speed at 45 mm, and use the cooling fan. 3. Print this object face-down in order to print with less supports. If you do print this way, you will save printing time, however, you sacrifice the glossy top look as the supports sometimes peel off layers from the top of the basket. Print took me a little over 2 hours for each powder basket on an Ender 3 without changing any slicer wall-width settings. This should fit the standard Scott poles.