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Ironing Stack - Test Print - Key Chain

30K downloads · 2 years ago · This small stack allows you to test "Ironing Stack Printing" with your printer. Stack Prints are pa

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Description

This small stack allows you to test "Ironing Stack Printing" with your printer.

Stack Prints are parts that are printed on top of each other. Click here to watch a video tutorial about it.

Printing Guidelines:

The printing orientation is as provided in the file. Make sure the downloaded files are .STL.

Printer Settings: Turn on "ironing" for top surfaces. Set seam position to "random" for more strength (optional). Use 3 perimeter wall thickness, 0.2 mm layer height, 15% infill, and no supports. Apart from that, use your printer's default settings.

Also, keep in mind that one side of the tiles aren’t going to come out as nice as printing individually (in case you want to use them double-sided).

Test out Ironing Stack Printing using this test file: https://than.gs/m/977033

If Ironing Stack Printing doesn't work for you, then try out Multi-Material Stack Printing.

For more information about printing options and guidelines, click here.

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Community Makes (5)

It will not let me send this to the printer with warnings.

Qidi Plus 4

I did not expect to work as well as it did.

Printed in Prusament PETG Matte Black on my Prusa XL5

Some dialed in test fit parts also make for a nice little fidget toy 👌

Community Makes (5)

Discussions

d.sairakis2 years ago

If this works i´m sure as hell gonna support him, this is the thinking and kind of enterpreneur i want to support, not some big corporation producing dirty in china and greenwashing at home.

grantcarpino2 years ago

It will not let me send this to the printer with warnings. Qidi Plus 4

MaterialPLA

Layer height0.2 mm

Infill density15 %

SupportsNone

BrimNo

benpoet1 year ago

I figured this out on the Qidi Plus 4. Enable supports, but change it to "manual" and just don't add anything to the model. Qidi Slicer is happy because you enabled support, but none are actually printed. Works like a dream. Came out perfectly for me, using Creality Hyper ABS.

ulaB2 years ago

I did not expect to work as well as it did. Printed in Prusament PETG Matte Black on my Prusa XL5

MultipleParadox2 years ago

Can't seem to make this one work, 1st time trying to print a stack, if anyone can help it'd be appreciated!

Bambu P1S
stock 0.4mm nozzle
Textured PEI Plate
Opened door and Top Lid removed
Creality PLA+ (Black if that matters)

Tried using Generic PLA and eSun PLA+ profiles with same results, with both Standard 0.2mm profile and Strength 0.2mm profile

In both cases I made sure that I had:

3 Wall loops
Ironing all top surfaces
Seem set to Randomize

Default everything else Thanks

MultipleParadox2 years ago

Forgot to mention the actual issue: First “layer/item” prints well The second one becomes spaghetti as it doesn’t stick on the first one, as if the gap is too big

kstrife2 years ago

Use an outer brim in your settings. It will help keep the part from moving around. I am finding I have to do that on my Bambu X1C on anything small otherwise it gets yeeted off the plate.

cjromb1 month ago

"yeeted". LOVE that word!

russnelson2 years ago

Thank you for refraining from calling this system Open Source. Open Source licensed products don't restrict commercial use. If you want to use a generic name, call it "Source Available".

uriziel012 years ago

@russnelson He still have to make a living somehow, for all I know he's taking all the risks involved right now because this whole project can end up beeing a total flop and you can see clear as day it's his idea to create and kickstart such a community long term. And he did not even called it Open Source AFAIK, strong copyleft advocates are so absurd these days :(

raymondcoolmail2 years ago

what? you completely misunderstood the statement you replied on.

truzen11 months ago

Just printed using Sunlu basic white PLA on an AnyCubic Kobra S1 with ACE:

3 wall loops 0.2 mm layer height 15% infill No supports Ironing all top surfaces (need to enable advanced toggle in AnyCubic Slicer Next) Random seam position

The rings were difficult to pull apart and I had to do a little cutting with an X-acto to get them started. Might try again, as I'm not confident enough in my settings to do a full stack

tomcasull00011 year ago

PrinterFlashforge Adventurer 5M

MaterialPETG

tomcasull00011 year ago

I ran the test print “977033” • Printer - Flashforge Adventurer 5M 0.4 Nozzle • Bed type - Smooth High Temp Plate • Filament - GEEETECH PLA & SUNLU Elite PETG

Set the profiles the same: • Filament Profile – Flashforge PLA Basic & Flashforge PETG Basic • Layer height - 0.2mm • First layer height - 0.2mm • Seem - Random • Wall loops – 3 • Infill – 15% • Ironing type - All top surfaces • Default everything else

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