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Hi, i have a question. I’ve got a 3d file to print. The only thing is that on the 3d file i have there is 2 pieces but i need only 1 of the 2 pieces. Is there any way for you to print only the one i need? + i would like some recommendation on the material i should use to print it. It’s for a piece of my headset that is currently cracked. I just need the smal piece on the attach file. (piece under)
g35_speaker_holder_top.stl (469 KB)

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Hey @jsplamondon, we’ve got a super handy Material Wizard you can check out that will suggest what material and technology to print in based on the requirements of your project. Head over to our Start a 3D Print page and just above Step 2 on the right, select ‘Recommend material’. I hope that helps!

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Here you go.

Cheers,

Marc
g35_speaker_holder_top1.stl (241 KB)
g35_speaker_holder_top2.stl (228 KB)

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Here you go, I have separated the pieces for you.

Best
/Lamin
g35_speaker_holder_bottom.stl (228 KB)
g35_speaker_holder_top_0.stl (241 KB)

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Lol:)

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I think you just beat me to it :smiley:

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There is a option in Cura to split your model, then just remove the unwanted part.

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Maybe a bit too helpfull community:D

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not too helpfull :slight_smile: It’s really good service and for a new customer it makes me want to refer you :slight_smile: That’s perfect keep it up!

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I would print this in nylon. Durable, and good looking. If you want me to make it for you, choose the Ultimaker on my hub. I will give you a 50% discount (just mention that in a comment when placing the order). If you don’t order from me, make sure that the hub you are using are using supports for the print:)

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@jsplamondon We could 3D Print the file for you. Email me at john@jmotechnology.com and I can get it going right away. Thanks.

Thanks.