Reverse Light Cover
1969 Dodge D200
Description
Just something I made in blender and he said it fit good so I thought I would upload it and see if other people liked it though I don't believe a lot of people own this truck, so hit or miss. The slicing was done in CURA Cura settings are as Follows (Mind you this only works for clear PETG and an ender 3) 1. Use a 0.8 nozzle. (I just used the 0.8 and used draft quality) 2. Add supports to it and make sure they are Touching Baseplate and Tree as support structure. 3. MAKE SURE YOU ABSOLUTELY CHANGE THE SIZE TO 73.2 MM IN CURA!! 4. I used skirt as the bed adhesion. 5. the infill pattern MUST BE Lines with ZERO infill line directions. (If you don't see the Infill Line Directions one then you don't have it enabled. Go to Cura Preferences and settings then find the Infill settings and look for a box that says Infill Line Directions and check it) 6. Leave everything else the same. I put the blender stl if anyone wanted to change anything on it. I have a Photo to show you how to face it properly in Cura. Good luck to you all!! This was my first ever commissioned 3D print and I have to say that I didn't do bad Honestly for my first time modeling.
Print Instructions
Standard FDM printing settings: - Layer height: 0.2mm - Infill: 70% - Supports: As needed
Part Description
Just something I made in blender and he said it fit good so I thought I would upload it and see if other people liked it though I don't believe a lot of people own this truck, so hit or miss. The slicing was done in CURA Cura settings are as Follows (Mind you this only works for clear PETG and an ender 3) 1. Use a 0.8 nozzle. (I just used the 0.8 and used draft quality) 2. Add supports to it and make sure they are Touching Baseplate and Tree as support structure. 3. MAKE SURE YOU ABSOLUTELY CHANGE THE SIZE TO 73.2 MM IN CURA!! 4. I used skirt as the bed adhesion. 5. the infill pattern MUST BE Lines with ZERO infill line directions. (If you don't see the Infill Line Directions one then you don't have it enabled. Go to Cura Preferences and settings then find the Infill settings and look for a box that says Infill Line Directions and check it) 6. Leave everything else the same. I put the blender stl if anyone wanted to change anything on it. I have a Photo to show you how to face it properly in Cura. Good luck to you all!! This was my first ever commissioned 3D print and I have to say that I didn't do bad Honestly for my first time modeling.
Print Instructions
Standard FDM printing settings: - Layer height: 0.2mm - Infill: 70% - Supports: As needed