Alternate SDS100 Ultimate 3D Printable Stand For Smaller Printers

[TwIzTuD]

Had a lot of people ask me to split my latest stand into 2 pieces so they could print it on a smaller unit and glue it together since it was too big for their printers print bed.

These 2 halves will fit on a 120mm x 120mm x 120mm print bed.

Full size unit prints on a 235mm x 235mm x 235mm

User must decide what's best too adhere pieces together.

I just wanted everyone to have a chance at printing it if they are able to.

Files located here : SPLIT (A & B) Uniden Ultimate SDS100 Stand by TwIzTuD

Hope this helps

 

[begoli]

Good work. I had the SDS 100 Scanner Stand Pro V2 printed last week via Treatstock. Got it a couple of days ago. Nice to have things a bit more sorted on my desk.

The company that was printing it did say it took them 17 hours to print it? But it came out OK in the end.

 

[jonwienke]

The stands I do take about 9 hours, and they just hold the scanner. 3D printing is sloooooooow.

 

[TwIzTuD]

Good work. I had the SDS 100 Scanner Stand Pro V2 printed last week via Treatstock. Got it a couple of days ago. Nice to have things a bit more sorted on my desk.

The company that was printing it did say it took them 17 hours to print it? But it came out OK in the end.

The ones I print for myself, my latest design cut in half above, I print at .12 resolution at 20% infill so it take 80 + hours for one that big and it uses about 480 grams of PLA / just shy of 1/2lb

 

[jonwienke]

.12 is overkill, unless you're printing miniatures or something tiny. 0.2mm is more than adequate for most applications. And going with a super thin layer means clogs are more likely.