SPM-004-01Print Scepter Water Can 3D print model

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US Army Scepter Water Can\nThis US Army scepter water can is a highly detailed 3D printable model that can be used to create realistic scale miniatures in any scale imaginable. Manufacturers of scale miniatures will find this model invaluable for printing master-models and replicating with ease.\nThe 3D model has an initial scale of 1:1, but the models in files spm004prd_WaterCan_LP_s1x1_for1x35_24scales and spm004prd_WaterCan_RP_s1x1_for1x35_24scales have been specifically designed with a greater wall thickness for printing in scales 1:35, 1:32, and 1:24. These files also have an initial scale of 1:1.\nThe part cap is universal and suitable for any scale. To transfer the 3D model to the desired scale for 3D printing, simply use a uniform Rescale factor:\nFor 1:35 scales, use a rescale factor of 0.0286;\nFor 1:32 scales, use a rescale factor of 0.0313;\nFor 1:24 scales, use a rescale factor of 0.0417;\nFor 1:20 scales, use a rescale factor of 0.05;\nFor 1:18 scales, use a rescale factor of 0.0556;\nFor 1:16 scales, use a rescale factor of 0.0625;\nFor 1:10 scales, use a rescale factor of 0.1;\nFor 1:9 scales, use a rescale factor of 0.111;\nFor 1:6 scales, use a rescale factor of 0.167;\nFor 1:5 scales, use a rescale factor of 0.2.\nThe recommended printer settings for scales 1/35-1/16 include using an Envision TEC printer or other jewelry printers with similar parameters. A layer thickness of 25 microns (or ideally 50 microns) is highly recommended. This water can model can also be used as a template model for creating games or movie props, simply by adjusting the mesh settings.\nThe US Army scepter water can comes in multiple formats, including STL for any 3D printer, ZTL for use with ZBrush, MAX for 3D Studio MAX 2010 and later versions, and OBJ for easy export to any other 3D tool.