VUbase - a sphere raft for DLP nightguard printing with no aditional supports

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I use a raft for 3D printing nightguards with Keystone Keysplint Soft, specifically designed for my Moonray S printer from Sprintray. To get the best results, I position my nightguard at roughly a 70-degree angle on the X-axis. So far, this method has yielded three successful prints and perfect fits every time, but it's essential to note that these results are based on a small sample size, which means reliability is promising yet unproven. You're free to use or modify this file for personal or commercial purposes. Just be sure to give me proper credit if you share it with others. Keep in mind that I'm not responsible for any damage to your printer, prints, patients, or anything else that might go wrong. Use this information at your own risk. Also, don't attempt to use this raft unmodified on Form2 or Form3 printers as the compression zone is too great.