Eclipse Lamp Devlog #8 - Setting up my CAD models to print and working on my Github

Today I lowkey realized I was in sore need of updating my Github, and I also decided to check printing time on some CAD Models. FIrst I took the top shell and put it into my slicer. The time nearly gave me heart attack as it was 9 hours and 56 minutes. After that I decided to do literally anything possible to get the time under 6 hours. I first took the quality from 0.2-0.28mm layer height, then I set the infill at 0%, and increased speed from 90 to 115 mm/s, and wall speed from 57.5 to 80 mm/s. The final thing I did was probably the most important, I turned on Spiralized Outer Contour, or as some call it “Vase Mode” (ty youtube shorts for teaching me this 2 years ago for some reason 🙏). The next thing I did after fixing the printing time was work on my Github as I had not been paying much attention to it lately. I added folders for the first time(I’m a noob) and organized my code and hardware files. I even added a security file for the camera footage and added badges/shields to my readme for the things I used. I also created some new files like the Top Lamp Construction.md file from Devlog #7 and Custom Created Cad Models.md to paste the onshape and tinkercad files I used. The next thing to do is add a B.O.M to it and finally print out the CAD Models.