"Christmas Ornament Candy Dish" by "EmbraceNext" shared by "Quad Strong"

Slicer : Creality Print v5.1.6.10470 (Win)

Printer : Ender-3 V3 (0.4 mm nozzle) (Firmware v1.2.3.21)

Filament(s) :

1 : Red, Generic PLA

(Flow ratio : 0.95, Nozzel (First layer : 230°C, Other layers : 230°C), Bed (First layer : 65°C, Other layers : 65°C), Max volumetric speed : 18 mm³/s ).

2 : Gold, CR-Silk

(Flow ratio : 0.95, Nozzel (First layer : 230°C, Other layers : 230°C), Bed (First layer : 65°C, Other layers : 65°C), Max volumetric speed : 10 mm³/s ).

3 : Green, Generic PLA

Process | Global

0.25mm Standard @Ender-3 V3-2Wall,10%Infill,AutoBrim

- Quality

- Layer height : 0.25 mm

- First layer height : 0.20 mm

- Seam, Seam position : Aligned

- Strength

- Wall, Wall loops : 2

- Infill, Sparse infill density : 10%

- Support

- Enable support : false ( = unchecked )

- Other

- Bed adhesion

- Brim type : Auto

- Brim-object gap : 0.1 mm

All file(s) at 100% scale.

Plate 1

File(s) : OrnamentCandyDishwHole.stl

Filament used : PLA Bleu métalisé ArianePlast

Plate 2

File(s) : crownClip.stl, crownHook.stl, ornamentCandyDishCrown.stl

(

crownClip.stl, crownHook.stl

Process | Object

- Strength

- Wall, Wall loops : 3

)

Filament used : PLA+ Silk Light-Gold Anycubic

Plate 3 // NOT PRINTED

File(s) : OrnamentCandyDish.stl

As post-printing, you will need to :

- Carefully remove the brim.

- Glue the parts together.

- Eventually, give it a realy quick blast with a lighter flame or a heat gun if, like me, you have angel hair. (Often a sign that the filament is being printed too hot or that the spool has become damp and needs to be dried)

Thanks to "EmbraceNext" for this model and to "Quad Strong" for sharing it.

Happy printing.

Christmas Ornament Candy Dish

0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 10% infill

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill