Construx Repository

NOTE: Many parts use air-gap separated break-away spacers. This is one of my favorite tricks in 3D printing, as it works on smaller pieces where supports don't work well, and it also can save hours of trying to separate support material from a larger part. Some printers and/or slicers do weird things with air-gaps... fail to slice, fail to print after the gap, enlarge the gap and start printing in midair, etc. My Ender 3 Pro and the included slicer prints air gaps fine for me. If they don't work for you, try some other slicers.

I've been gathering all the Construx models I can find and am slowly making the ones I can't find.

I'm placing parts in the orientation I print them. I often use spacers in lieu of supports. These spacers are designed with an air-gap between them and the part so they should pop off the same way your part pops off of the raft.

Beams look way better printing opening-down. I just rail my fan to 100% and my ender 3 pro has no issue with the bri