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NEST | Cable box

Name: NEST | Cable box
Brand: CharlesRegaud
SKU: 1302654
Price: 5 USD
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101 downloads · 1 year ago · **NEST | Cable box** A slicker wicker cable organizer. It comes in 3 sizes: - **Small** (L=265mm)

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NEST | Cable box

A slicker wicker cable organizer.

It comes in 3 sizes:

Small (L=265mm) which fits in diagonal of Prusa printers
Medium (L=310mm) which fits in diagonal on Bambu Lab printers
Large (L=400mm) which fits on large printers such as Elegoo Neptune 4 Max.

Any 3D printer can print it without exceptional print settings and a regular 0.4mm nozzle. (See settings below)

Happy printing!

DIMENSIONS (Small) | L265 mm x W 125 mm x H 140 mm DIMENSIONS (Medium) | L310 mm x W 125 mm x H 140 mm DIMENSIONS (Large) | L400 mm x W 125 mm x H 140 mm

3D PRINT SETTINGS: The STL files are all already oriented properly No need for supports, or brim.

Rotate the models on the print bed by: • 50deg on Prusa print beds of 210x250mm (use Small version) • 45deg on Bambu print beds of 256x256mm (use M version) • no rotation needed on Elegoo Netpune 4 Max (use L version).

LID: The top lid 3D appears full. This is not a mistake. To turn the lid into a mesh you need to cancel the top and bottom faces by setting top layers and bottom layers to 0, set the infill to 30% (I used gyroid infill on the blue example).

BOX: Layer height: 0.3mm/layer Wall line count: 3 Infill: 15% Build adhesion type: None Supports: None

On Bambu Studio:

wall genetor: classic
Set "only 1 wall on top surface" to "not applied"

If you want the top lips of the lid in a different colour than the lid (like the pink lid on the pictures), you can modify your Gcode to schedule a filament change at the layer where the lip starts. First, slice your model.

Then, in CURA go to: Extensions > Post Processing > Modify Gcode > Add Script > Filament Change And in there you input the layer where you need the filament change to happen. Slice your model once again so it updates your Gcode. And there you go! Ready to print!

In Bambu Studio, after slicing, scroll the layer scroller on the right of the screen until you reach the layer where you want the filament to change. Right click on your mouse and hit "pause" to schedule a filament change at that layer.