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mrhaboobi

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#249351 7-May-2019 14:33
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Hi 

 

 

 

I have an STL file for an item ld like to get printed.  I dont have a 3d printer and so wondering if there are any cheapish suppliers in NZ that do a print job on demand.  

 

 

 

CHCH based would be ideal

 

 

 

Thanks


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  #2232310 7-May-2019 16:07
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What do you want it printed in? I could probably help you out, Im based in CHCH




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  #2232314 7-May-2019 16:26
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Decal:

 

What do you want it printed in? I could probably help you out, Im based in CHCH

 

 

 

 

Good question, its a stand for an Item i have so that i can mount it, just needs to be solid/strong.  

 

This is the file

 

http://www.khguardian.com/DIY/KHG_stand_p.stl

 

So looking to print this black, white not too fussed. :)

 

 


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  #2232340 7-May-2019 16:45
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How solid/strong do you need?

 

At 20% infill with 4 lines for exterior walls at 0.2mm layers this will use roughly 400g of Filament and take 25 hours to print.

 

 

 

How heavy is the item?

 

 

 

 




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  #2232348 7-May-2019 16:55
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I'll have to confirm weight.  i actually want to change the design a little as this STL is design to mount over a Lip of some kind where as i want to wall mount my unit so in theory i want to cut the back of the unit off..  i need to find an stl editor.  As for strenght i want it fairly strong, but we are talking less than 2kg i would say of weight tht its holding.  Again i can confirm, but what sort of ball park figure would something like this cost? 

 

 


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  #2232353 7-May-2019 17:03
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What is it you are actually mounting? 2kg isn't that heavy really and that design looks fairly meaty. Do it in ABS for a bit of flexibility. 

 

Just had a go on my settings, and it came out as 18 hours, 226g. 20% infill (gyroid), 0.2 layer height, 0.8 wall thickness (2 lines).

 

Honestly no idea what the going rate would be. But is there a library in Christchurch with printers? 


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  #2232387 7-May-2019 18:41
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chevrolux:

 

What is it you are actually mounting? 2kg isn't that heavy really and that design looks fairly meaty. Do it in ABS for a bit of flexibility. 

 

Just had a go on my settings, and it came out as 18 hours, 226g. 20% infill (gyroid), 0.2 layer height, 0.8 wall thickness (2 lines).

 

Honestly no idea what the going rate would be. But is there a library in Christchurch with printers? 

 

 

Yes.

 

https://my.christchurchcitylibraries.com/maker-space/#3D

 

Cheers - N

 

 





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  #2232424 7-May-2019 19:26
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Can’t use the library as we are in Selwyn .. stupid but Selwyn doesn’t have them

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  #2233138 8-May-2019 16:49
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Hi. So unit is 1.25 kg and I’m after a more simple design to wall mount. Like this .

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