Hello, I'm Wall!
I really enjoy creative processes. I'm ionate about pop culture and often draw inspiration from it to create unique and eye-catching designs.
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Hello. I printed the skull headphone stand for my daughter as one of my first projects on my new printer. It is an Anycubic Kobra S1. The trouble is the bracket needs to be 38mm taller and the bolt hole needs to be 13mm into the desk to fit her desk she has. Is there a way to get this file adjusted? I’m new to this hobby. Thanks from Arizona, USA. (I printed the larger bracket but it was too small so that is why I’m asking here.)
Hi Rich! I have no problem making that adjustment, but I can’t guarantee it will work perfectly. Give me an email address so I can send you the file if you want to try it out.
Hello Wall,
Thank-you for the quick response. I took the bracket and broke it apart and reassembled it back together in TinkerCAD. I just sent the file to my printer so I'll see how it does. If it works, I can send you the file so you can offer it as a third option. If it doesn't work, I'll let you know and likely take you up on your offer.
Thanks for a cool design, my daughter loves it.
Rich Cornwell
[email protected]
Hi, I bought the Skull Headphone Stand with Clamp model and I'm having trouble printing specifically the bone bolt part, when sliced it has no external walls, just some flat plates floating around
Hi Chrysokimoto, I went ahead and re-ed the file just to be sure, and I’ve sliced it with both Bambu Studio and Cura without any issues. The file has been ed and printed many times before, and this is the first time I’ve heard of this issue. If you’re still having trouble, please let me know and I’ll be happy to offer a refund.
Good afternoon Wall
We purchased your batman pencil cup - the white/grey layer does not fit over the black and the belt is also too tight to fit oveer the black pencil holder, please could you assist or send me the correct files
Regards
Lian
I dont want to reprint the black pencil cup as it took so long - I just need updated files for the belt and the white/grey overlay. thank you
please could you assist or send me the correct file
send asap please i need it
send it asap asap
please
Hi Lian,
I hope you're doing well.
I'm currently on vacation, so I can't check the files myself. However, that file has been ed many times without any issues. That said, I'd like to share a few tips that might help, as they worked for me when I printed the model.
First, consider the tolerances. Your printer might have slightly different tolerances than those intended for the model, but this can be easily adjusted depending on the software you're using by modifying the horizontal expansion setting. In PrusaSlicer, this parameter is called "XY Size Compensation" , and in OrcaSlicer, it's also referred to as "XY Size Compensation" .
Another thing to keep in mind is to print all the pieces facing the same direction. Sometimes, due to belt adjustments or other factors, if the parts are not oriented the same way, rotating them might cause the printer to produce slight misalignments.
In any case, I'll proceed with issuing a refund for your purchase, as I'm on vacation and can't provide further right now since I don't have access to my printers or computer.
Let me know if there's anything else I can help you with!
Best regards
Wall
hello, I would like to understand oerche the project of the keychain in the shape of a pumpkin and also a cellular , does not have the petiole in the file that mivha gave after the purchase to , why?, in case you can send me that sending file? greetings
Hi Manuel! It seems I forgot to include it in the compressed file. I apologize for the mistake, and thank you very much for reaching out to let me know.
I just updated the file— it again, and you’ll find the files included.
Let me know if you need anything else, and tell me how the print goes!
Cheers!
Thank you, I was pleased with the prompt response, and it's all complete now.
Hello. I paid for your Harry Potter pen holder, ed it, and printed everything. The base and the body are too large for the other parts to fit. Like, A LOT LARGER! Please fix this or refund my purchase. Thank you.
Thank you for the update, fixing the fitment issue! You're the best! Great model!
Hello! Thank you for letting me know about the measurement error in some of the objects in the model. I've ed an updated version, which I've tested and it fits correctly. I've also processed a refund for the inconvenience. Thank you so much for reaching out, and I apologize for the mistake. Please let me know if you can print the model correctly. Best regards!
don't work for crealty print
Hi! I printed in a Ender 3 V2 printer with Cura slicer wihtout problem, tell me what is not working so a can check the file
just dont opening for crealty print 5.I have k1 max
Hi, I ed creality print and all the files opened well in the program. Could it be a problem when you extract the zip file?
Hello Wall,
Thank-you for the quick response. I took the bracket and broke it apart and reassembled it back together in TinkerCAD. I just sent the file to my printer so I'll see how it does. If it works, I can send you the file so you can offer it as a third option. If it doesn't work, I'll let you know and likely take you up on your offer.
Thanks for a cool design, my daughter loves it.
Rich Cornwell
[email protected]