Description
I designed the Elgato Stream Faceplate to be a quick and easy print. Then allowing a great way to personalize your stream decks a bit more, but also add a bit of protection.
Minor supports required depending on orientations or print type. No clue/tape/adhesive to snap on. Model slides on from the top and secures at the bottom so no movement is possible.
I've successfully printed these using PLA/PETG and various resins on some SLA style printers. They turn out great either way and clip onto the front of the stream deck so they secure well.
3D PRINTING SETTINGSPrinter Used: SLA: Beam3d Prism, Anycubic Photon FDM: Creality Cr10S & Ender 3 Pro
Rafts: No Supports: Yes (varies on print type) SLA or FDM
Layer Height: 0.025mm & 0.2mm respectively
Material: Tianse PLA is used in most pictured Black & Blue examples. Stronghero3d is pictured Gold PLA examples. Anycubic resin used for attached examples.
Orientation: For FDM I recommend printing flat on the print bed, where as SLA I'd stand up on their side or back edges.
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