Post cap / fence cap / cover beam / caps fence

Since I didn't see the point of buying expensive post caps for my fence, it was clear.... it had to get something cheaper from the 3D printer. No sooner said than done...printed. I have had my caps out for a good half year and they hold up wonderfully (winter -15°C).

They are caps for beams with a size of 70x70mm. But with the scaling function (slicer), of course, they can be adjusted for each bar.

Sizes:

-Margin 20mm

-Height 60mm

-Internal diameter 71x71mm

These caps hold without screws.

Since I didn't see the point of buying expensive post caps for my fence, it was clear.... it had to get something cheaper from the 3D printer. No sooner said than done...printed. I have my caps for about half a year outside and they hold wonderfully (winter -15°C).

They are caps for beams with a size of 70x70mm. With the scaling function (slicer), but of course they can be adjusted for each bar.

Sizes:

-edge 20mm

-height 60mm

-Internal diameter 71x71mm

These caps hold without screws.

I use the following print settings with Cura:

Material: PETG (can be used outdoors)

Temperature: 220°C

Pressure bed:65°C

Print bed adhesion: Brim 0.8cm

Support: yes (I print the cap upside down).

Support type: tree structure

Fill: 20% with line pattern

I use the following print settings with Cura:

Material: PETG (you can use it outside)

Temperature: 220 ° C

Print bed: 65 ° C

Print bed adhesion: Brim 0.8cm

Support: yes (i print the cap on the head)

Support type: tree structure

Filling: 20% with line pattern