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To make the OLIT-S2, you’ll need to make the OLIT-S1 first, the OLIT-S2 contains various new parts that will be fitted to the existing OLIT-S1 model.
If you haven’t done so, follow this guidance to print and assemble your OLIT-S1 model: “How To Print & Assemble The OLIT-S1”
All of the STL files are really straight forward to print. All you need to do is load them into your slicer software (I use Cura), select your desirable settings (e.g. layer height, infill percentage, etc.) and slice the parts. I used 0.4mm nozzle 0.2mm layer height to print ALL parts of this model.
Please note: I already saved the STL for each part in the orientation I printed them on my FDM printer. Hence, when you load the STL in your slicer software, you don’t need to orientate them again, unless you want to try to print them in a different orientation.
Qty: 40 of 5mm dia Steel Bearing Ball or only 4? And if there are 40, why?