UPDATE: Added a design without the curve to make it easier to print. Old design is still avilable Curved light cover.stlNew designs Feature teeth to move the brass prongs (so you can turn on and off the light) 3 variations:-Brass prongs are as original-Brass prongs broke-One brass prong broke ( you will need to mirror the design depending on witch prong broke)

This is a light cover for the renault twingo, it is fully functional.You will need transparent filament!!For commercial use contact me directly.If you encounter any problems feel free to leave a comment ill try my best to help

PRINT SETTINGS:-For the print on the pictures a faster speed was usedTo print a transparent light cover the key is three different factors.

20mm/s speed 0.1000mm layer height

No top or bottom layers, along with one single direction for infill By following the three keys above you can create a very translucent print. Several factors in positioning the printed object and direction the filament is laid down will give vearing results.

The Best filament to use believe it or not is: OVERTURE CLEAR PETG. It even beat out Formfutura HD Glass.

(https://www.amazon.com/Filament-Transparent-Consumables-Dimensional-Accuracy/dp/B07SB761QR/ref=sr_1_1_sspa?keywords=overture+clear+petg&tag=tv-auto-20)

This is for everyone not using simplify3D

EXTRUDERNozzle Diameter: 0.40 mmExtrusion Multiplier: 1.01Extrusion Width: 0.50 mmRetraction Distance: 3.05 mmRetraction Speed: 30.00 mm/sCoasting Distance: 1.00 mmWipe Distance: 3.00 mm

LAYERPrimary Layer Height: 0.1000 mmTop Solid Layers: 0Bottom Solid Layers: 0Outline/Perimeter Shells: 2

INFILLInterior Fill Percentage: 100%Outline Overlap 35%Infill Extrusion Width: 103%

Internal Infill Angle Offset: -45THE INFILL MUST NOT ALTERNATE EACH LAYER. EVERY LAYER MUST BE LAID DOWN THE SAME DIRECTION.

TEMPERATUREHot End: 265cHot Bed: 70c

COOLINGNO! This will cloud the print.

SPEEDDefault Printing Speed: 20.0 mm/sOutline Underspeed: 50%Solid Infill Underspeed: 30%Support Structure Underspeed: 80%X/Y Axis Movement Speed: 150.0 mm/sZ Axis Movement Speed: 20.0 mm/s

Some of the settings are from Simplify3D, just use what's familiar to you. If you have any questions ask, I'd be glad to help.Print instructions

-Printing Instructions from Rygar1432 On printables How To Print Glass