Programmer mug holder

French:

Hello,

I propose for my first creation, a mug holder with a little touch of humor for the computer code line freaks.

The idea came to me as a gift, following the departure of a colleague in the process of creating a company in IT. For my colleague, it will be printed in bronze color, to recall the copper color of electronic circuits.

After printing, I think it looks great on my desk!

*The object measures 190Wx100Dx85H (in mm) and contains:

• 1 mug base with a diameter of 90 mm;

• 2 USB-A key slots;

• 1 pen slot.*

I provide you with the F3D files to allow you to customize the object as you wish, as well as the STL file to print it directly.

Thank you for your support!

English :

Hello,

I propose for my first creation, a mug holder with a touch of humor for fans of lines of computer code.

The idea came to me as a gift, following the departure of a colleague in the process of creating a business in IT. For my colleague, it will be printed in bronze color, to recall the copper color of electronic circuits.

After printing, I find it great on my desk!

*The object measures 190Lx100Dx85H (in mm) and contains:

• 1 mug base 90 mm in diameter;

• 2 slots for USB-A key;

• 1 pen slot.*

I provide you with the F3D files to allow you to customize the object as you wish, as well as the STL file to print it directly.

Thank you for your support !

French:

Here are my main printing features of the item (photos in PJ):

• Printer: CREALITY Ender 3 Pro (enhanced version);

• Nozzle: 0.4 ;

• Filament: SUNLU brand Grey PLA (1.75mm);

• Filling: 20% in triangle ;

• Nozzle temperature: 210 then 200°C ;

• Plateau temperature: 70 then 60°C.

Note: The hollow line that you can see on the pictures corresponds to a printing defect. A modification of the Z Offset during printing has limited the breakage.

English :

Here are my main printing characteristics of the object (photos attached):

• Printer: CREALITY Ender 3 Pro (upgraded version);

• Nozzle: 0.4;

• Filament: SUNLU Gray PLA (1.75mm);

• Filling: 20% triangular;

• Nozzle temperature: 210 then 200°C;

• Tray temperature: 70 then 60°C.

Note: The hollow line that you can see on the photos corresponds to a printing defect. Changing the Z Offset during the print reduced breakage.