EC35 Studio

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A couple of people had trouble printing version 2. It seems the top layers might have been warping up a bit. So I made adjustments to the model (currently at v2.1):<ul><li>I increased the thickness in several areas, including at the top indicators, but the sidewalls as well.</li><li>I reduced the amount of pure overhang past the angled supports at the top.</li><li>I changed the infill to rectilinear. I think this will give more consistent results than cubic given the small footprint.</li><li>I increased the bottom shell layers.</li></ul>Finally, I changed the supports to tree. This may help with warping as well, but more than, I think it will make it easier to remove the supports.

Version 2.1 (less supports & less filament - triangle shape)

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2.25mm Indicators

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I wanted to create a version that would work for folks without an AMS. Since the indicators are a bit of a tight fit and not all printers are the same, I included several plates with indicators of different widths. I also have a plate to print small test models so you can test the indicator fit before printing the full base. I think the 2.25mm wide indicators should work for most folks and should just snap in. If you go with the smaller width's, you may need a bit of ca glue. Be careful pulling out the support. I recommend cutting the tree support in half just below the first branches, then rolling the bottom half out. If you end up with support material in the slot, you can use a small flat head screwdriver to dig it out.

Version 2.1 Non-AMS Profile

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This is the original model. I remade it to use less filament and less supports. But if you want a boxy look, it still works great. I bumped the walls to 3 to give it a little more strength, but you could probably print with the standard 2 walls just fine.

Original Version (boxy)

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I opened up some space for the supports to be on the build plate, instead of on the object itself. I&#39;ve tweaked the alignment lines for ams users and adjusted a couple other settings for improved printing. Rounded over the corners for smoother extrusion flow. The prime tower is turned off, I don&#39;t think anyone would care if there&#39;s a bit of banding. BUT if you prefer a perfectly clean print, turn the prime tower back on. I will admit, I don&#39;t need this myself so I&#39;m not actually printing it, but I figured I can help out with the design so cheers to that.

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I now have a non-AMS profile as well! Parking aid to help show you exactly where to stop. The mounting holes are set to fit #6 sheetrock screws. But you could use thumb tacks, nails, or 3M command strips on the back. This is 2nd version. I changed it to minimize the supports and overall reduce the filament used. The change gave it a neat triangle shape too.

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