The 3D Printed enclosure is designed to fit the Lithium Polymer battery, FLORA, and toggle power switch. The case and cover use neodymium magnets to hold them together. The case has an opening for the wires. The cover features a widget that allows you to snap on the toggle switch.
Enclosure Case About 95 minutes 17g |
ABS @230/120 No Raft No Support |
20% infill / 2 shells .20 Layer Height 80/120 mm/s |
Enclosure Cover About 35 minutes 6g |
ABS @230/120 No Raft No Support |
20% infill / 2 shells .20 Layer Height 80/120 mm/s |
Deck Clips About 5 minutes(each) 1g(each) |
ABS @230/120 No Raft No Support |
20% infill / 2 shells .20 Layer Height 80/120 mm/s |
Printing Techniques
Build Plate PreparationsFor ABS printing, it's recommenced to use a heated build plate with katon tape. For best quality, apply a fresh strip of katon tape. You can apply a clear-air-bubble sheet by laying the tape down when the build plate is heated (Be careful!). Use a plastic card to flatten the tape. When air-bubble arise, peel back the tape and reapply the tape in small chucks until it's clean and air bubble free.
Live Level
We recommend going raft-less for each piece because it will have the best quality result. Each piece will require a well leveled platform. We tend to "live level" our prints, meaning we adjust the build plates thumb screws while the print is laying down filament. This way we can make adjustments directly and improve the leveling by seeing how the extruders are laying down the first layer onto the build plate. We recommend watching the first layer so that you get a more successful print. If you see the layers aren't sticking or getting knocked off, you can always cancel print, peel it off and try again.
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