Torii Pictue Frame
Description
PDFThe roof and the base can be stuck or glued together, while the beam is used for sliding in and out to replace the picture. Both sides of the frame can be used as frame, so if you want to have 2 picturtes back-to-back for your desk, have fun.
The minimal printer size needs to be 15x20 cm (rotate the pieces to fit), You can use nozzle size or layer height of your choice. My 7 years old custom printer (sorry for the ugly print photo, waiting for the prusa XL ;) ) currently works with 0.6mm nozzles and the print as seen in the picture was done with 0.25mm layer height. Of course smaller and even bigger nozzles work. Especially for the roof it is recommended to use small layer height, since the curvature of the roof emphasizes the layer visibility
If you like to make the print a little fancier, do a 2-color print:
- Roof (kasagi) in black
- Beam (nuki) in red
- Base (hashira), start with black and switch to red after at least 4mm height.
| Category | Setting | Comment |
|---|---|---|
| Nozzle | any | in range 0.25-0.8mm none should be problematic (tested with 0.6mm) |
| Layer height | any, 0.1mm for roof | the roof design enhances visibility of layer structure, therefore print with fixed and small layer height, no adaptive layer height for the roof! |
| support structure | none | there are overhangs, but theye are designed to be printable w/o support |
| perimeter | 2 or more | no special things to consider |
| infill | 5-50% | no special things to consider |
| material | all nonflex materials work | |
| complexity | medium | for the roof a brim for the inner part is recommended |
| extra items | none | well, a picture for the frame would be a good start, though |
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