Z-catch Nozzle station!

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<p>I printed mine with a .5mm nozzle but .4 would probably have been better. This functions as a nice decoration piece for your nozzles and tools. It holds:</p><ul><li>everything in this kit <a href="https://www.amazon.com/ZCatch-Printer-Nozzle-Removal-Vanadium/dp/B07W3R18S4/ref=sr_1_2?dchild=1&amp;keywords=ZCatch&amp;qid=1622940610&amp;sr=8-2">here</a></li><li>3 silicone socks</li><li><a href="https://www.prusaprinters.org/social/1682-jacob-kincheloe/prints">Jacob Kincheloe's</a> <a href="https://www.prusaprinters.org/prints/57441-nozzle-organizer">nozzle organizer</a> (modified mine with modifier meshes in PrusaSlicer, let me know if you want me to post one :-] )</li></ul><p>It holds the Z-catch tool at a 45° angle and also serves the function of a display stand. </p><p>all of the sockets have a label that you can do a color change at to make the numbers stand out. The Z-catch kit comes with 10 sockets in sizes 4mm-13mm but it only works with sizes 4mm-10mm. which is fine for anyone with an E3D V6 style hotend (E3D V6's are 7mm sockets).</p><p>Print settings don't really matter but I would use .2mm layer heights and 20-25% infill. if you want it more bulletproof so it could withstand a hot tool adjust accordingly with more perimeters/infill. </p><p>The included .gcode has two color changes for the text. You start the print with the primary color and change to the highlight color in the middle. Then the primary color for the rest of it :) </p><p>Jacob Kincheloe also made a nice tool organizer which was specifically designed with the nozzle holder in mind. You can find <a href="https://www.prusaprinters.org/prints/57457-tool-holderorganizer">here</a>!</p>