Summary

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The inspiration for this design comes from another work:
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1858532

Although this is a very excellent project, I found two problems with the design: firstly, users have to choose between split printing or using support structures; secondly, the pore sizes on the sieve are uneven. I hope to design a product that can be completely printed in one go and with uniform pore sizes. In the end, I chose to build a geodetic dome to achieve this goal.

The currently provided STL files are suitable for a filter with a diameter of 50 mm, a depth of 16 mm, an edge width of 15 mm, and a hole diameter of 4 mm; however, you can also freely adjust the diameter and hole size of the filter according to your own needs.

If you have successfully made this product, please share your finished product below. Also, if you'd like to show your appreciation for my work, feel free to use the donation button in this tutorial to make a donation.

Update date: May 2, 2020 - At the request of many users, I've added a handle function to the filter. By default, the filter doesn't come with a handle. If you need a handle, just switch the "With handle" option to "Yes" in the customization settings.

Update date: May 18, 2020 - I noticed that Simon Kong Win Chang's work added a buckle protrusion to the filter, which inspired me a lot, so I also added it to the customization options.

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Print settings

Print settings

• Printing brand:

  Creality

• Printing model:

  Ender 3

• Base plate setting:

  Without a baseboard

• Supporting structure:

  No support

• Layer thickness:

  0.12 millimeters

• Fill density:

  20%

• Consumables brand:

  Hatchbox

• Consumables color:

  Blue

• Material of the consumables:

  People's Liberation Army