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Beaded edge tray by Kumy

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Plan Your Print
About 47 g of filament From the designer's print profile
Print Profile 2h 8m 47 g PETG
What it takes
1 plate 2h 8m 47 g PETG
A1, H2S, P2S, A1 mini, X1, X1 Carbon, H2D, P1S, P1P, X1E, H2D Pro, H2C, X2D, A2L
Beaded edge tray by Kumy Print Profile: • No support • 2 walls • 12% infill • Easy to print and assemble Functional description: This is a 3D-printed circular tray with a beaded edge design. The tray is compact and stylish, holding small items such as keys, coins, and other daily essentials. The tray can be used on a desk, nightstand, or kitchen countertop, etc. Dimensions: 116.5 x 24.2 mm. Features: Sturdy base, durable, and stable. Elegant design and convenient handle. Easy to print without a support structure. Recommendations: I have always wanted to create simple, useful, and optimized 3D-printable models for FDM 3D printing. I usually use PETG filament because it is durable and cheap :D I think you should use matte PLA filament for better-looking prints. Thank you so much! Hope you enjoy all my prints on MakerWorld!
Plate Details (1)
0.4 mm nozzle, all plates
Plate 1
2h 8m 47 g PETG · 47 g
Designer's Description

Beaded edge tray by Kumy

Print Profile:

  • No support
  • 2 walls
  • 12% infill
  • Easy to print and assemble

Functional description:

This is a 3D-printed circular tray with a beaded edge design. The tray is compact and stylish, holding small items such as keys, coins, and other daily essentials. The tray can be used on a desk, nightstand, or kitchen countertop, etc.
Dimensions: 116.5 x 24.2 mm.
Features:

Sturdy base, durable, and stable.
Elegant design and convenient handle.
Easy to print without a support structure.

Recommendations:
I have always wanted to create simple, useful, and optimized 3D-printable models for FDM 3D printing.
I usually use PETG filament because it is durable and cheap :D
I think you should use matte PLA filament for better-looking prints.

Thank you so much!
Hope you enjoy all my prints on MakerWorld!

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