3d Printed @ Bookmark

How I 3d printed the @ Bookmark

Bookmarker 3

I wanted a 3d printed bookmark for my usage.

So, I thought of designing it via Tinkercad.

@ Bookmarker
@ Bookmark being printed on Ender 3d Pro

After designing it, I printed it.

Bookmarker 2

Overture PLA Filament 1.75mm 3D Printer Filament, 1kg Spool (Black) was used to print it.

How to 3d print @ Bookmark?

@ Bookmarker 4
It took 2 hours and 20 minutes to print it

These are the steps below which I took to print it:

  • Used the Cura software to slice the file and then exported it to the SD card.
  • I used soap and warm water to clean the glass bed, then dried it with a paper towel.
  • Reinstalled the printer’s glass bed
  • After that I checked whether everything was good on my ender 3 pro 3d printer.
  • After placing the filament on the spool holder, levelled the bed.
  • Inserted the SD card into the printer. Turned the printer on and did auto home on it.
  • Checked to see whether the printer’s bed level was accurate by, printing the chep bed file.
  • Once it was ready to print, I printed the file from TIF.
  • Kept an eye on the printer while it was being printed.
  • I let the printer cool down before I took the print off.
  • Auto homed the printer and then turned the power button off.
  • Took the SD card out of the printer.
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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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