3d Printed Jewelry Stand

How I 3d Printed the Jewelry Stand

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I designed this Jewelry stand in Tinkercad for my mom’s birthday in 2024.

I used OVERTURE Matte PLA Filament,1.75mm 3D Printer Filament, 1kg Spool (Matte White) to print it.

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These are the steps that I took to print it:

  • I turned the Bambu Lab A1 3d Printer on.
  • Then, I went to the settings of the printer to calibrate it.
  • I put the filament on the spool holder.
  • Ran the filament through the tube into the direct drive by slowly pushing it in.
  • After that, I went to the printer’s Filament settings to load the filament.
  • I went to the Bambu Studio App on my PC and sent the Jewellery Stand STL file via WiFi to the printer for printing.
  • I kept an eye on it via the camera on my Bambu Handy App from my Smartphone throughout the process.
  • I turned the printer off once it was finished.
  • I let the printer cool off, then took the stand out.

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It took 29 hours and 11 minutes to print it. 459 grams of filament was used.

Brian used Acrylic colours, Black Flash, and Purple Flash to paint it.

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3d Printed Jewellery Stand

Mom puts her earrings, necklaces, bracelets, rings, and bangles in her 3d Printed Jewelry Stand.

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AUTHOR

Mila, as she likes to be addressed is passionate about 3D Printing and it is one of her hobbies. Also, she enjoys researching on 3d printing. She likes to teach herself about things regarding it as the technology evolves. Even though she is a beginner, she is also learning about designing 3d objects. She is good with technical aspects of things.

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