OpenForge 2.0 Corners (Dark Cave) - Free 3D Print Model

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FeuervogelVII

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Print Profile(1)

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H2C

H2D

H2S

P1S

X1E

A1 mini

P2S

P1P

X1 Carbon

H2D Pro

X2D

A2L

Basic Terrain Settings (0.16mm, 2 walls, 15% infill)

Designer

36.5 h

17 plates

5.0(3)

Open in Bambu Studio

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PLA Basic

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Neodymn Magnets x 1: 5x3 cylindrical or 5x5 speheres

Description

This is a Makerworld remix of mannolitto's remix of John Scotts original Cave Mega Pack. This uses the fast terrain print profile settings making this model printable directly from Bambu Handy App. Please consider supporting the original authors on the linked models sites as well as the OpenForge 2.0 founder, Devon Jones.

Included are:

2x2 Wall Corner Type 1
2x2 Wall Corner Type 2
2x2 Wall Internal Corner Type 1
2x2 Wall Internal Corner Type 2
2x2 Wall Narrowing Corner Type 1
2x2 Wall Narrowing Corner Type 2
2x2 Wall End Connect
1x1 Wall Corner
1x1 Wall Corner T-Piece
1x1 Wall Corner X-Piece
1x1 Wall End
2x1 Wall End
2x2 Wall End Connect Type 1
2x2 Wall End Connect Type 2
Assortment 1 with different common types of 2x2 corners
Assortment 2 with different types of 1x1 corners and ends
Assortment 3 with different special types of 2x2 corners

Images done just out of the printer without any painting, printed in BambuLab dark grey PLA (see linked filament).

For the bases, you can use my Makerworld OpenForge 2.0 Fast Bases model and profile.

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If you like this model and other of my uploaded OpenForge models, and want to show your thanks, you can boost my models.

Assembly:

Insert magnets into the bases (if not wanting to use the OpenLock clips)
Glue the object to the base

For magnets you can either use 5mm neodym magnet balls/spheres or regular 5x3 neodym magnets. I used both and there is no detectable difference. Both can freely re-orient within the nook, so don't worry about the correct orientation when putting them in.