As I understand it, this is a print of Q-pack MK1 files which have been slightly modified. There's now a Q-pack MK4 available which has a lot of screen accuracy improvements, not sure why he's still selling the MK1 version of Quentin's files.
100% infill means printed solid. That's never advised for a pack, it's going to be insanely heavy if true. Usually 15-20% is enough for most parts, otherwise you're just adding weight and wasting filament.
The original q-pack files are available here: https://github.com/mr-kiou/q-pack
You can use the branch selector to choose MK4, MK3, MK2, or MK1 and either view them online or download and look at them locally. Unfortunately I believe the different versions are incompatible with each other, so you most likely can't attach MK4 parts with a MK1 pack. But it might give you some ideas on what you could modify if needed. I believe the MK2 was where a lot of the "wonk" was first added to the files. For example here where the lower left corner of the EDA was sliced off to match the hero packs:
https://github.com/mr-kiou/q-pack/blob/ ... eda_01.stl
100% infill means printed solid. That's never advised for a pack, it's going to be insanely heavy if true. Usually 15-20% is enough for most parts, otherwise you're just adding weight and wasting filament.
The original q-pack files are available here: https://github.com/mr-kiou/q-pack
You can use the branch selector to choose MK4, MK3, MK2, or MK1 and either view them online or download and look at them locally. Unfortunately I believe the different versions are incompatible with each other, so you most likely can't attach MK4 parts with a MK1 pack. But it might give you some ideas on what you could modify if needed. I believe the MK2 was where a lot of the "wonk" was first added to the files. For example here where the lower left corner of the EDA was sliced off to match the hero packs:
https://github.com/mr-kiou/q-pack/blob/ ... eda_01.stl
Statistics: Posted by prodestrian — February 12th, 2024, 2:55 pm