Screw Top Container
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Material: ABS
Slicer: Miracle Grue
Infill: 10%
Layer height: 0.27mm
Number of shells: 2
Extruder Temp: 230
Platform Temp: 110
Speed while extruding: 80
Speed while traveling: 100
*UPDATE* I accidentally uploaded a container without a bottom. I have since uploaded the correct file. Sorry about that.
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What is this a box for ants! I'll just scale it up. When I open the files in ReplicatorG neither the top or the bottom have a top or a bottom. I mean to say they don't appear to have the top surface and bottom surface.
However when I open them in netfabb basic the cover has a top surface but the container part doesn't.
I created this object while working in inches - not millimeters You will have to scale it up to get a usable object. I also accidentally uploaded the container part of this without a bottom. Thanks to your comment, I realized what I did and re-uploaded the correct file. The screw top cover should be fine though. I'm not using ReplicatorG anymore so I'm not sure why it looks like that. I use the newer version of MakerWare that you can download from the MakerBot website and both the top and bottom look fine in that program now.
OK, I'll ask: Any chance you parametrized it in Openscad?
Do you like Miracle Grue?
Nope, this is not parametrized. I created it in AutoCad 2007 and it doesn't have any parametric capabilities.
As for Miracle Grue - I love it. It slices at least 50 times faster than Skeinforge. Most of my models are sliced in less than a minute with Miracle Grue, and I used to have to wait up to 30 minutes for similar models to slice in Skeinforge.
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