Hook
por AZ 3D Makers en Printables
Designed for style and strength, it's perfect for hanging coats, bags, towels, or keys, helmet etc.
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🛠 Cura slicer Settings for Strong PETG Prints
Printer & Material Basics Nozzle Temp: 240–250 °C (start at 245 °C and adjust if needed) Bed Temp: 75–85 °C Cooling Fan: Off or max 20% (layer fan can weaken layer adhesion) Enclosure: Recommended for consistent temps (not mandatory for PETG, but helps)
Layer & Wall Settings Layer Height: 0.2 mm (or 0.28 mm for stronger/thicker layers) Wall Line Count: 3 Wall Thickness: At least 2 – 3 mm Top/Bottom Layers: 5–6 Top/Bottom Thickness: 1.6–2.5 mm
Infill Infill Density: 90 - 100%
Print Speed Print Speed: 30–45 mm/s (slower = stronger) Wall Speed: 25–30 mm/s Initial Layer Speed: 15–20 mm/s Other Key Settings Initial Layer Height: 0.24 mm (good bed adhesion) Z Hop When Retracted: On Retraction Speed: 25–35 mm/s
Generate support : Enable Support structure : Tree
🔧 Pro Tips: Dry your filament – PETG absorbs moisture and it greatly reduces strength. Use a brim or raft if warping is an issue. For critical strength parts: consider increasing wall count and infill rather than relying on 100% infill alone. Turn off "Print Cooling" or keep it minimal for layer bonding.
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