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Description

This is my design of a woven basket. It requires no supports for printing.

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How to Print the Basket

A Prusa Slicer example project, LR2316-… Print.3mf, is available with all recommended settings. Feel free to use this, or refer to the table below:

Orientation:	Basked base on printer bed.
Nozzle Size:	0.4mm recommended (0.6mm or 0.8mm may work)
Layer Height:	0.2mm or matching for nozzle size
Filament Materials:	PLA recommended
Perimeters:	2 perimeters
Infill:	15%
Prusa Slicer Profile:	"0.2mm Quality"

Common Quality Issues

Due to the thin structures of this basket, you might encounter various issues depending on the filament and printer used:

Stringing: This common problem typically occurs when the print temperature is too high, the filament has absorbed moisture, or the retraction length/speed is too low. Search online for the appropriate solution tailored to your printer. If you only notice stringing without any other visible defects, carefully use a heat gun in very short bursts to remove the strings after printing.
Deformations: This model may be susceptible to deformations, particularly when using shiny filaments that tend to warp. To address this issue, try reducing the print speed to 50%. This adjustment often resolves such problems.

Dimensions

The filename has the format:

LR2316-H<height>-D<outer diameter>-B<base diameter>.3mf

Height (H)

The value after the letter H is the height in millimetres. The value is rounded, as you have to add 0.6mm to the total height of the final print.

Outer Diameter (D)

The value after the letter D is the outer diameter of the upper rim of the basket in millimetres.

Base Diameter (B)

The value after the letter B is the diameter of the base of the basket in millimetres.

Base Angle

In the catalogue you also find the base angle for each basket. This angle defines the most extreme overhang of the model. The design limits this angle to 45º, that should be easily printable with every 3D printer. For even better results, chose a model with a steeper angle, around 50º.