Step B11.12 — Load and print plate B11-P4¶
Step 12 of 14 · Batch B11 — Bay ducting (PETG V0)
Gather for this segment — step B11.12 (~5 min)
Hardware
- 10 files, 18 objects — 6.3 h, 82 g (PrusaSlicer 2.9.6 estimate)
- no brim
Printed parts
V2L_58mm_DUCT×3 — from bin 09-ducts-DCV2L_58mm_DUCT_COVER×3 — from bin 11-lids-DCV2L_130mm_DUCT— from bin 09-ducts-DCV2L_130mm_DUCT_COVER— from bin 11-lids-DCV2L_70mm_DUCT— from bin 09-ducts-DCV2L_70mm_DUCT_COVER— from bin 11-lids-DCV3L_10mm_DUCT×3 — from bin 09-ducts-DC, 09-ducts-ACV3L_10mm_DUCT_COVER×3 — from bin 11-lids-DC, 10-lids-ACV3L_34mm_DUCT_HOLE— from bin 09-ducts-ACV3L_34mm_DUCT_COVER— from bin 10-lids-AC
Parts:
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V2L_58mm_DUCT×3 -
V2L_58mm_DUCT_COVER×3 -
V2L_130mm_DUCT -
V2L_130mm_DUCT_COVER -
V2L_70mm_DUCT -
V2L_70mm_DUCT_COVER -
V3L_10mm_DUCT×3 -
V3L_10mm_DUCT_COVER×3 -
V3L_34mm_DUCT_HOLE -
V3L_34mm_DUCT_COVER - 10 files, 18 objects — 6.3 h, 82 g (PrusaSlicer 2.9.6 estimate)
- no brim
Do: Open slicer/plates/B11-P4.3mf with File → Open Project, after any regenerated piece is back on the plate. These are the custom lengths.
Check
The plate holds the lengths the bay measured, and the 34 mm piece shows its floor opening.
What you're looking at
Sorting diagram, drawn from the committed project: every part numbered and filled in the colour of its bin, bin id on the part; the legend reads # · STL · bin (chapter · steps). Sort at Step B11.14.
Tip
Paused or stopped mid-plate? See When the printer stops.
Good stopping point · ~5 min since the last one
plate B11-P4 running, 6.3 h unattended.
Source: print plan §3 — the batches · review/2026-09-23-bay-mods/layout-v3/layout-v3.md