Rotary Calendar (A1 mini compatible) by Biskup

Biskup

Household>Decor

Print Profile(1)

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P1S

P1P

X1 Carbon

X1E

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill, 3 Plates, 2 Colors, Supports on Build Plate only

10.8 h

3 plates

1.0(1)

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Description

Hello,

I prepared easy and small rotary calendar for your desk where you can see what date is - unfortunately movement is done by hand so You need to do it every day manualy :- )

Height of calendar is just 118 mm, so do not worry about it takes much space. Sides of calendar should hold by itself and with the knob, but if you add a drop of glue it will be sure. Can be printed withmini A1 mini also (A1 mini compatible)

In each roller there could be insert with different color than the rest of calendar so You can see date correctly.

P.S. Printer profile will be also added just after my return to printer after vacation :- )

Hope You will like this design!

Comment & Rating (5)

@lucky4meman

The rotary calendar works. There are more support surfaces than I noticed when I put together the profile, but after some cleanup, it went together well. I notified that some of the “2”s didn’t print great. there isn’t a lot of material connecting it to the ring.

The designer has replied

@Biskup

Hello, Thank You for your feedback. I will check it and make dome adjustment If it will be possible! In meantime can you please upload your profile and add photos?

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@boxiyt

Print Profile

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill, 3 Plates, 2 Colors, Supports on Build Plate only

Erstellte Supports sind unmöglich zu lösen. Drucker schafft einige Linien nicht zu drucken ohne Support. Schade. Verschwendetes Filament

The designer has replied

@lucky4meman

I’m sure this comment about how touch the supports are to get off and I agree. The original designer was going to look into it. I can’t translate your comment though since it won’t let me highlight and copy it to a translation app.

@lucky4meman

I have flipped the sides the unit so that the supports just fill the middle section and changed all supports from snug to default instead so they should be easier to remove. I should note that it did print for me no problem, but the supports did take some work to get off. It all was able to be assembled with some glue on the sides to secure them and also on the turn knobs as well.

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