Spouts

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I've designed the most complex part so far, with a geometric complexity that pushes the limits of 3D printing. The inspiration came from an architect who envisioned a building in Germany featuring spout-like protrusions on its facade. Two major hurdles stood out when adapting this idea for a printable model: arranging the spouts on the base surface and finding a way to smoothly connect them to the base using fillets. Watch a 34-second video of the finished print here: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1wprXJhPLOVR7iC_i74OyZfFbHWSOVYcv While this part has no practical use, it still offers valuable insights into a printer's capabilities. It showcases the ability to produce smooth surfaces and string-free prints. The print took 23 hours to complete at a speed of 80 mm/sec with a layer height of 0.200 mm.