CRK-L
- It takes about
- 20 Min
- It costs about
- 20 Eur
- Difficulty
- Low
- License
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Coat Rack Large
By following the instructions below and/or downloading the linked files you agree to the specified license agreement.
Tools
3d printer
Handsaw
File
Sponge
Sandpaper 40 grit
Material
Aniline
Wooden Poles - 180 cm x 5
Coloured Filament - PETG
1 Overview
1.1. CRK-L OVERVIEW
* 3D printed parts: if you don’t have a 3D printer you can produce the pieces in your local FabLab or order them online
2 Printing
Wise advice
3D printed parts: if you don’t have a 3D printer you can produce the pieces in your local FabLab or order them online
2.1. PRINTING CRK
After downloading the files (3D print section above) download and print the pieces with the following printing settings:
Printing settings for the base:
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Nozzle: 1,2 for a riffle effect download our Prusa Slicer Settings
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Material: PETG or PLA
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0.8 mm layer height
3 Preparation
3.1. CRK-L CUTTING
Carefully cut the 27mm diameter wooden poles into five poles with a length of 180cm.
3.2. TRIMMING THE ENDS
With the help of a wooden file, round off the ends of the five wooden poles. Clean the ends with 120 grit sandpaper.
Wise advice
In our experience to get the best finish on your CRK, we suggest mixing the aniline and water as thickly as possible, exceeding the manufacturer's recommended water-aniline proportions.
3.3. MIXING THE ANILINE
To paint the poles we suggest the use of aniline. Mix the aniline powder with water. Follow the instruction on your aniline bag for the exact proportions.
3.4. PAINTING THE WOOD
With the help of a sponge, paint the five wooden poles. If necessary, make multiple passes. Leave the poles to dry for a full day.
4 Assembly
4.1. ASSEMBLING CRK
Sloth the five poles inside the 3D printed connection.
5 CRK-L is ready!
