Sofá foot standard sofa

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I designed this item using my 3D printer instead of wood because the original was made from plastic, and I believed I could create a better and stronger version. To achieve this, I employed cubic subdivision at a density of 7.5% for infill purposes. As a result, I eliminated the need for supports or brim during the printing process. The design accommodates a standard 2.5-inch wood screen in the center, as well as a screwdriver, without any issues due to the incorporation of two wells. All components are now readily available for use. While the size of this item is slightly larger than expected, it can be printed without resizing if you have a sufficient amount of space. To print both items together, you will require a total area of 213 x 100.4 x 115 mm. The printing process typically takes around 14 hours to complete when using fast settings with a layer height of 0.3mm and speeds of up to 65mm/s.