Shipping container
stl files to print on your own 3d printer
stl files: 3 , parts to print: 3
This toy fits our train and ship models.
Ready to print on nano 3D printers
(min. required printing area 80*80*75mm).
Easy to print - no need any supports, brims or raft.
Click to see assembly manual on Youtube.
Turn on subtitles (if available) to see part names. Do not use YouTube auto translate.
You can pause the movie and skip frames using "<" and ">" buttons from your keyboard.
Shipping container - Assembly manual
Needed parts or materials (suggested, you can use other matches parts)
- cyanoacrylate glue (needed to stick the pins).
Introduction
- We recommend using a 0.4 mm nozzle and a 0.2 mm layer height, but feel free to try other settings. If you are printing with a child and your printer has no filters, consider using PLA filament because it generally produces relatively low emissions of harmful substances.
- All parts are positioned and ready to print, so you don't need to rotate them in your slicer. The parts are oriented for maximum strength, so don't change their orientation unless necessary.
- The parts are designed for printing with 100% infill, which provides sufficient strength and makes printing easier. The design reduces bulky sections by using hollow spaces and cutouts where possible without reducing strength.
Assembly manual movie
Click to see assembly manual on Youtube.
Turn on subtitles (if available) to see part names. Do not use YouTube auto translate.
You can pause the movie and skip frames using "<" and ">" buttons from your keyboard.
License
This model is free to use.
You can:
- print an unlimited number of models,
- modify and print modified files,
- print models for a gift,
- use printed models for free education.
You can not:
- use models for earn money,
- sell printed models,
- sell any stl files (original or modified),
- publish or distribute any stl files.