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A star
by Eckmel
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This is my attempt to design a decoration for a Christmas tree.
For the small images, which I imported in SVG format, a 0.25 mm nozzle was necessary. I added small circles to the print to ensure good adhesion at the ends of the spikes. These can simply be torn off after printing. Oh yes, 2 color changes are necessary. The first after 0.7 mm, the second at 1.6 mm.
To create figures with Inkscape that are not filled after import to Openscad, you have to use the "Convert contour to path" function. You must first set the correct line width.
I added a stl file to print this star as a fidget spinner. Height 7mm for the standard spinner bearing and with holes for 8mm steel balls. For our tree I made some 3mm stars. Stl files I just added...
Something went wrong with the uploaded SVG files. These are the reason for the empty pictures.
For the small images, which I imported in SVG format, a 0.25 mm nozzle was necessary. I added small circles to the print to ensure good adhesion at the ends of the spikes. These can simply be torn off after printing. Oh yes, 2 color changes are necessary. The first after 0.7 mm, the second at 1.6 mm.
To create figures with Inkscape that are not filled after import to Openscad, you have to use the "Convert contour to path" function. You must first set the correct line width.
I added a stl file to print this star as a fidget spinner. Height 7mm for the standard spinner bearing and with holes for 8mm steel balls. For our tree I made some 3mm stars. Stl files I just added...
Something went wrong with the uploaded SVG files. These are the reason for the empty pictures.
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