Step 1: Important information!
Important Information / Downloadable Files:
If you purchased the Cybertruck digital data from our Shop than you will be able to download from your Account:
- All .stl files,
(which contain the Cybertruck 3D geometry), - PrusaSilcer .3mf files,
(which contain the 3D Printing orientations and printing settings), - and .gcode files for Prusa Mini and Prusa Mk3S+.
(which contain the necessary information for the 3D printer to print the geometry)
Important Information / Slicer software:
Our suggestion for 3D Printing slicer software:
- The Freeware Prusa Slicer last stable version: https://help.prusa3d.com/downloads
Alternative 3D Printing slicer:
- Any other slicer what you like, but than you should check the basic 3D Printing parameters from our manual in this and the next chapter.
Important Information / 3D Printer:
Our suggestion for 3D Printer:
Alternative 3D Printer:
- Prusa Mini: https://www.prusa3d.com/product/original-prusa-mini-kit-2/
- Any other FDM 3D Printer, with 180×180 build plate at least
Step 2: EX_FRONT_BASE
Printing parameters:
- Filament material: PLA
- Color: Silver ⬢ / Black ⬢
- Layer height: 0,2 mm
- Support: yes, Support enforces only
- Infill: 15%
- Brim: no
- Printing time: ca. 7h 40 min
- Filament weight: ca. 89 g
- Prusa Mini compatible: Yes
- Quantity: 1 piece
Step 3: EX_REAR_BASE
Printing parameters:
- Filament material: PLA
- Color: Silver ⬢ / Black ⬢
- Layer height: 0,2 mm
- Support: no
- Infill: 15%
- Brim: no
- Printing time: ca. 3h 17 min
- Filament weight: ca. 46 g
- Prusa Mini compatible: Yes
- Quantity: 1 piece
Step 4: EX_B_PILLAR_L
Alternative versions:
If the component is not fit on your 3D Printer, use the alternative version
Alternative files:
- EX_B_PILLAR_L_1 and EX_B_PILLAR_L_2: Fit for the Prusa Mini 180 x 180 mm bed size.
Printing parameters:
- Filament material: PLA
- Color: Black ⬢
- Layer height: 0,2 mm
- Support: no
- Infill: 15%
- Brim: no
- Printing time: ca. 6h 5 min
- Filament weight: ca. 57 g
- Prusa Mini compatible: Yes, with alternative files
- Quantity: 1 piece
Step 5: EX_B_PILLAR_R
Alternative versions:
If the component is not fit on your 3D Printer, use the alternative version
Alternative files:
- EX_B_PILLAR_R_1 and EX_B_PILLAR_R_2: Fit for the Prusa Mini 180 x 180 mm bed size.
Printing parameters:
- Filament material: PLA
- Color: Black ⬢
- Layer height: 0,2 mm
- Support: no
- Infill: 15%
- Brim: no
- Printing time: ca. 6h 5 min
- Filament weight: ca. 57 g
- Prusa Mini compatible: Yes, with alternative files
- Quantity: 1 piece
Step 6: EX_A2_PILLAR
Printing files:
- 1X EX_A2_PILLAR_L
- 1X EX_A2_PILLAR_R
Printing parameters:
- Filament material: PLA
- Color: Black ⬢
- Layer height: 0,2 mm
- Support: no
- Infill: 15%
- Brim: no
- Printing time: ca. 54 min
- Filament weight: ca. 7 g
- Prusa Mini compatible: Yes
- Quantity: 2 x 1 piece
Step 7: EX_A1_PILLAR_L
Alternative versions:
If the component is not fit on your 3D Printer, use the alternative version
Alternative files:
- EX_A1_PILLAR_L1 and EX_A1_PILLAR_L2: Fit for the Prusa Mini 180 x 180 mm bed size.
Printing parameters:
- Filament material: PLA
- Color: Silver ⬢
- Layer height: 0,2 mm
- Support: no
- Infill: 100%
- Brim: no
- Printing time: ca. 2h 21 min
- Filament weight: ca. 26 g
- Prusa Mini compatible: Yes, with alternative files
- Quantity: 1 piece
Step 8: EX_A1_PILLAR_R
Alternative versions:
If the component is not fit on your 3D Printer, use the alternative version
Alternative files:
- EX_A1_PILLAR_R1 and EX_A1_PILLAR_R2: Fit for the Prusa Mini 180 x 180 mm bed size.
Printing parameters:
- Filament material: PLA
- Color: Silver ⬢
- Layer height: 0,2 mm
- Support: no
- Infill: 100%
- Brim: no
- Printing time: ca. 2h 21 min
- Filament weight: ca. 26 g
- Prusa Mini compatible: Yes, with alternative files
- Quantity: 1 piece
Step 9: EX_ROOF_HEADER
Printing parameters:
- Filament material: PLA
- Color: Silver ⬢
- Layer height: 0,2 mm
- Support: no
- Infill: 100%
- Brim: No, but good 1st layer adhesion need!
- Printing time: ca. 2h 18 min
- Filament weight: ca. 11 g
- Prusa Mini compatible: Yes, with alternative files
- Quantity: 1 piece
1st layer adhesion!
Use 3DLAC spray, or use Brim for the proper 1st layer adhesion, because this component is very high, compared to the size of the first layer surface!
Step 10: EX_ACCELERATION
Printing parameters:
- Filament material: PLA
- Multi-Color: Black ⬢ / White ⬢
- Layer height: 0,2 mm
- Support: no
- Infill: 100%
- Brim: no
- Printing time: ca. 3 min
- Filament weight: ca. 1 g
- Prusa Mini compatible: Yes
- Quantity: 1 piece
Multi-Color Printing:
- 0 – 2,6mm: Black ⬢ –>Filament change to White ⬢
- 2,6 mm – 3,0 mm: White ⬢
Use the downloaded .3mf, or .gcode files for the proper multi color settings!
Step 11: EX_BRAKE
Printing parameters:
- Filament material: PLA
- Multi-Color: Black ⬢ / White ⬢
- Layer height: 0,2 mm
- Support: no
- Infill: 100%
- Brim: no
- Printing time: ca. 3 min
- Filament weight: ca. 1 g
- Prusa Mini compatible: Yes
- Quantity: 1 piece
Multi-Color Printing:
- 0 – 3,0mm: Black ⬢ –>Filament change to White ⬢
- 3,0 mm – 3,4 mm: White ⬢
Use the downloaded .3mf, or .gcode files for the proper multi color settings!
Step 12: EX_FRONT_FLOOR
Printing parameters:
- Filament material: PLA
- Color: Black ⬢
- Layer height: 0,2 mm
- Support: no
- Infill: 15%
- Brim: no
- Printing time: ca. 1 h 22 min
- Filament weight: ca. 15 g
- Prusa Mini compatible: Yes
- Quantity: 1 piece
Step 13: EX_REAR_FLOOR
Printing parameters:
- Filament material: PLA
- Color: Black ⬢
- Layer height: 0,2 mm
- Support: no
- Infill: 15%
- Brim: no
- Printing time: ca. 1 h 36 min
- Filament weight: ca. 18 g
- Prusa Mini compatible: Yes
- Quantity: 1 piece
8 responses to “6. 3D Print the Exoskeleton parts: Middle”
EX_ROOF_HEADER was the most difficult part to print. Recommended to use a brim.
New note added to step 9: http://teslarcs.com/assembly-manuals/cybertruck/4-13-3d-print-the-cybertruck-parts/6-3d-print-the-exoskeleton-parts-middle/#8-step-9-ex_roof_header-
I do not use extra adhesion with my prints. I regularly clean my bed and almost never have problems with the Prusa. Only with this did I have several failures.
I see! Usually I use some lack (at every 2-3 print, or if
it some difficult part) and never clean it 🙂
Thank you your feedback!
With 3DLAC spray we had no issue, despite our fears.
But we will add your comment, as a warning to the assembly manual, because we also feel, that it could be a tricky printing.
What is your printing/assembly status? We would love to see it! 🙂
As of yesterday, this one is completely finished. It is moving forward rapidly. I will test it extensively this weekend. These are some pictures:
https://ibb.co/6P8gQL5
https://ibb.co/MShyhxb
https://ibb.co/c84n8Cg
https://ibb.co/6gsPSYT
https://ibb.co/9rhWkrR
https://ibb.co/TPpXGqQ
It is very nice 🙂
If you are transporting by car, be very careful when the weather is hot. Last time, unfortunately our whole RC car was deformed during a short shopping stop.
https://twitter.com/TeslaRCs/status/1679182038807478277
We just shared your photos on our Facebook page 🙂