Original design by PhD Poturak Semir: www.Linktr.ee/3esign : Regular print settings should do.

This is a unique printable. There are parts printed in the bottom layers that need to be used and placed in the print itself in order to make a successful print. The shelter is made from a solid structure and elements that need to be used as if in traditional construction in order to print a ceiling and a beam. Additionally, there are elements to cover the roof, climb to the first story and also cover the back of the shelter. Here is the list of elements and their function based on the length:

8 x 4.6 cm - (imortant - construction related) these elements go under the ceiling, I used the filament switch option in order to pause the print exactly on the layer before the layer with the bottom part of the ceiling.

1 x 5 cm - (imortant - construction related) this element is very important because it is a beam that goes under the roof wall on the back of the shelter. It is a beam that the roof wall gets to be printed on. I used the filament switch option in order to pause the print exactly on the layer before the layer with the bottom back roof wall.

5 x 5.95 cm - these elements are used to climb to the first story.12 x 4.6 cm- these elements are used to cover the roof.5 x 5 cm - these are used to cover the lower part of the back of the shelter.7 x 5 cm - these elements are used to cover the upper part of the back of the shelter.1 x 4.6 cm - this element is used as a top roof cover.