NSD Neck Matt 1.0.0

Outstanding work! Thank you sooooo much  

Just finished printing all of them and have them partially assembled in sections. Super glue on the tip of each end piece worked great.

Test fit within my rings  fits with no edit to the file.

Awesome work and just saved me a lot of $ to buy actual heronrib matting

P.S. if you see a small gap in the "assembled" piece, it is not the print.
I still have not glued those parts. when assembled properly its a tight fit

Am i right in thinking that you have to print 8 sets of these to do the whole neck?

@Thebiker22   Correct.

Thanks John 

@John Am I able to rotate the image to fit flush on the build plate before slicing?, also what infill did you use??

@DalekDucky

I'm going to print this for my NSD until I can source the real thing.  Did you rotate the files so they sat flush to the print bed? and what infill did you use??

@elembivos

I'm going to print this for my NSD until I can source the real thing.  Did you rotate the files so they sat flush to the print bed? and what infill did you use??

@Thebiker22  Actually there are 8 panels.  The seams should join behind the uprights holding the rings together.

@Samantha Kayes When I open the model in Prusa Slicer it needs to be rotated 90 degrees to sit flat on the bed.  I haven't really figured out which orientation in Fusion 360 corresponds to upright in the Slicer.  I don't know what slicer you're using, but Prusa Slic3r also has a "Place on Face" button that will automatically orient a selected face down on the build plate.  You could use that too if you have that feature available.

I left the infill at the default, which was 20%.  There isn't much infill in these small parts though.  I'm not sure it matters.

Good day @Samantha Kayes, for the heringbone , Infill was default which at that size is essentially 100% as @elembivosstated, yes rotated the file to be flat on the bed so no support. Good luck

@DalekDucky Thank you so much

@elembivos Thank you