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DaddyWazzy_TheCreator
golden fidget
golden fidget 3d model
feistykitty
feistykitty
Printed in Protopasta Candy Rainbow 🌈
Printed in Protopasta Candy Rainbow 🌈  3d model
red t
redtahr
My children are loving these. The brown one in PLA got sliding ok, the PETG attempt in green hasn’t, so definitely trying your next model with different tolerances. Maybe one day I’ll learn how to tweak slice settings myself to adjust for different materials.
My children are loving these. 
The brown one in PLA got sliding ok, the PETG attempt in green hasn’t, so definitely trying your next model with different tolerances. 
Maybe one day I’ll learn how to tweak slice settings myself to adjust for different materials. 3d model
John
ozjohnd
In its current form I cannot recommend. All models printed fused and would not seperate even with considerable force. Fully calibrated filament and printer. 0.16 layer height, rectilinear infill at 5% otherwise with Bambu X1C default settings.
In its current form I cannot recommend.  All models printed fused and would not seperate even with considerable force.

Fully calibrated filament and printer. 0.16 layer height, rectilinear infill at 5% otherwise with Bambu X1C default settings. 3d model
John
ozjohnd

an additional note here ... this appears to be a filament specific issue, I have tried the updated model with better tolerances and it's still fused. I tested the same filament with a different model (cutie turtles) that have tight tolerances but I know works well with other filaments and this filament also fused the joints in that model. I will be testing a different filament and report back ... will leave this post up as emphasis that some filaments will not produce the desired outcome.

John
ozjohnd

verified ... my fused pieces problems is filament specific, 4 different Bambu PLA matte filaments all worked properly.

Tim M
tim20000323

My print with Creality K1 is bound together. Thoughts on settings I should look at?

Natalie C
3dprintbunny

I would scale it up a little maybe 110-120% this should increase the tolerance.

John
ozjohnd

my limited experience with this model is that my filament chosen initially (a High Speed PLA+ pastel rainbow) was the culprit .. a different filament (Bambu PLA matte) worked perfectly.

Larissa K
kirk.rissa

Having the same issue on Creality KE

Sliverbaer
sliverbaer
 3d model
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Umar K
um2051901

This is fantastic! A four-part, print-in-place sliding fidget made of hexagons sounds both fun and functional. Love that it prints without supports!

F
Frits

😁🙏

JE
polypeptide147

Are people having problems with this since the little T shaped connectors aren't attached to the hexagons? Or are they close enough where the printer tolerances will adhere them together?

Annette S
nettysmaizenblue

wondering if I am missing a setting. I did 15% infill but can only get it to move in sets of 2. I can see space between the pieces but can't get the single one to slide. any ideas what to try?

P
Plainbum

% infill?

Brad C
BlackRose67

I used 15%, printed fine.