Inspired by the creator’s original model, I reworked the Python script that generates the G-code and built my own version of the “tree” made from straight line segments.

What I changed

• Adjusted the base diameter — in my opinion, the proportions look more balanced this way.

• Added a lower support/base (taken from another original model by the same author).

• Tuned the geometry and toolpaths for reliable printing on the BambuLab A1.

• Also made a separate stand (STL) for this tree.

Dimensions

• Tree in this G-code: approximately 160 × 245 mm (diameter × height).

Recommended print settings

• Material: PETG

• Nozzle: 250°C

• Bed: 80°C

• Speed: 20 mm/s

• Printer: BambuLab A1

⚠ Important: this is pre-generated G-code, made for the specified printer and dimensions. If you use a different printer or want a different height/diameter, use the Python script and generate your own G-code.

What’s in the archive

✅ My G-code (ready-to-print tree)
✅ Python script that generates the G-code (for changing size/geometry)
✅ The author’s original model (as the source/inspiration)
✅ Stand (STL)

Credits

Big thanks to the original author for the idea and base model!
I only modified the script and added the support/base and the stand for my own use.