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Small display shelves inspired by the hangar of an imperial star destroyer from Star Wars. Designed for vase mode.
Its 18cm wide, 16cm deep and 10.2cm tall on the outside. (It fits barely on my prusa mini.) The inside is about 17cm wide, 13cm deep and 9.8cm tall, but its shape is quite irregular.

Its sturdy enough, I would not put to much weight on it though.
You should be able to stack them vertically and use the connector to align them horizontally side-by-side.

Because its meant for vase mode, it has a lot of slopes, thin parts, and supporting patterns.

Print instructions

Meant for spiral vase mode. You can print it without vase mode though. (This would make it stronger, but take more time and filament.)

There are four files:
"hangar_blank" is the regular shelf.
"hangar_empire" is the shelf with the imperial emblem inscribed at the front.
"hangar_rebel" is the shelf with the rebel emblem inscribed at the front.
"hangar_connector" is for joining two hangars together horizontally.
All files can be printed following the same instructions.

Rotate by 90° along the x-Axis so that the hangar opening (the thicker part where the emblems are) is lying on the printbed.
I have used 0.15mm layer height.
Activate spiral vase mode (unless you dont want to use it).
If you are using "hangar_empire" or "hangar_rebellion" you should increase the bottom solid layers to 7.
If you are using a prusa mini, you have to set the number of loops for the skirt to 0. Otherwise it will not fit.

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