Rotating Hourglass Dicebox

Seems like you might have two problems:
1) the silk filament has very bad layer adheasion, which unfortunately is quite common with some silk filaments
2) your flow rate, or nozzle temperature is too high, which result in small imperfections and overextrusions, the nozzle collides with during printing.

I recommend lowering flow rate and maybe print speed, but the major problem is the filament I assume.

Is there a commercial license for this? I'm looking for ways to fund my 3d printing hobby, and I think something as cool as this would likely sell well.

Yes, please have a look at the product description, there is a link to my patreon.

Hi!
Have you tried brims? Here are some tipps: make sure that your printbed is clean (use isopropanol for example to clean it) .. try using print bed adheasive such as a spray or gluestick.
Try increasing the bed and nozzle temperature during the first layer.
Try decrasing Z-offset of the first layer, so that the filament gets a better bond with the print bed.

Thank you for the tips. They print great now.

The only thing that needs s is the "Threaded_Lid" stl. The rest prints without s. However I do recommend to use brims, when printing the "Frame" stl to secure the first layer.

ok thanks :D

Thank you!