Thank you, got a coworker verifying your requirements against his printer today. Do you recommend a specific print material for best strength and flow?
I would recommend printing PETG at the upper end of its temp range, as is feasible, to ensure strong adhesion between layers. You’re just going to want to run flow rate, temperature, and retraction tests beforehand to be confident in your settings. Nothing worse than 10 hours into a 15 hour print when you wake up to a mess on your printer. Using ABS or ASA would also work but those are less common materials to print with, so PETG is a solid bet.
Based on how I had to carve out the front of my tray design, I don’t think the lid will close on that but obviously someone is welcome to try.Has anyone attempted to print the center console tray on Thingiverse posted by MavMan last January?
