ESPRESSO 1.4 by SK07 Skipper07

SK07 Skipper07

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Print Profile(2)

All

X1 Carbon

P1S

P1P

X1E

0.16mm layer, 3 walls, 12% infill

15 h

6 plates

5.0(1)

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

10.1 h

4 plates

Boost

Released

Description

This 3D model represents a sophisticated modern Espresso Machine 1.4 in high detail. It showcases all the elements of a standard espresso machine, including a boiler, group head, portafilter, and steam wand. It contains intricate details such as knobs, gauges, drip tray, and cup warming area, giving it a realistic touch. The design is perfect for those who want to add a realistic element to their kitchen-themed 3D projects, or for those in the coffee-making industry looking for an accurate representation to use in demonstrations or presentations. Note, this is a digitally rendered 3D object, not intended for 3D printing due to its complex structures and thin parts. Explore this beautiful Espresso Machine 1.4 to appreciate the fine art of 3D modeling blending with the art of coffee-making.

Comment & Rating (8)

@ArekK

This is a great model, thank you very much. I added a profile for X1C, let's see if it works. One remark, I wonder if it was intended, that holes in side parts are made in a way, that screws can pass though them?

The designer has replied

@SK07Skipper07

HI , Very nice, thank you very much. congratulations on the choice of colors I really like it. From what I noticed from the photo you have carried out the correct assembly, the screws should be inhabited a little more if I'm not mistaken I still see them protruding a little.

@ArekK

Replying to @SK07Skipper07 :

I think the picture will help. First image - these are holes at the bottom. 2nd image - holes at the sides. Those at the bottom have a "collar" which the screw top is sitting on. These at the top don't have it. And this is what I wondered about. I glued in some collars. I think it would still work without them, but the top part would not be mounted to sides, but would rather just "hang" on the screws. Maybe intended I don't know :)

@SK07Skipper07

Replying to @ArekK :

Hi, absolutely yes, even the upper side parts should have a stop ring for the screws, I have to apologize for having made a mess in uploading the files, confusing myself with those that were part of the drafts. I am immediately uploading the correct files. sorry again