Chicago Bulls NBA Logo Stand 2 version 3D Print Model

3D MODEL DESCRIPTION
Hello friend, today I wanted to bring on my profile, the unmistakable logo of the legendary Chicago Bulls, completely assembled, and above all, separated into pieces, in such a way as to be able to print it with various colors of PLA, obviously the colors of Chicago Bulls.

The frame size is 181 x 183 x 30, instead, the size of the base, are 200 x 50 x 28, I recommend to print the base at 15% infill, while the remaining between 7% maximum 10%.

Do not forget to follow me, on my profile, I will complete the entire collection of Basketball Ball logos, I will also bring the oldest.

Small update, I added a base with support to paste on the number 23 of the Great Michael Jordan, the numbers are separated, so you can also print them in different color, if you prefer.

If you have a logo, or something that interests you, contact me in the messages section, I will cater to your needs friend.

Obviously, the project does not require the support, I recommend that you follow my /step by step settings, which you will find in the photo section.

I also want to remind you that almost all my projects are interlocking, and have a tolerance ranging from 0.35 to 0.50mm, depending on the project I go to work, I apply the right tolerance "tolerance standard of all printers"If you, like many others, don’t know what tolerance your printer has, I suggest you download my tolerance test, you can find it on my profile.

As always I want to thank you for spending your time viewing my project, and if you find it interesting, I suggest you take a look at my cults profile, because you will find a lot of interesting projects, and I’m sure you’ll find something that will do for you, I also remind you to leave me a like if you appreciate my work and follow me.

Good press friend for anything, contact me via messages.

3D PRINTING SETTINGS
Layer 0.10 / 0.15
Temp 205° / 50° PLA --- 230° / 65° PETG
Infill 10%
Top and Bottom Layer 4
Perimeter Layer 3
No support
Speed 50/60 mm/s