Log Cabin

What moves

• Door
• 3 side windows
• Removable roof

You will need

• 3D printer with 0.4 mm nozzle and a bed of at least 190 × 190 mm
• Filament in 7 colors, about 630 g in total – transparent for the window panes is optional

Printing

Nozzle

0,4 mm

Layer height

0.12–0.16 mm for logs, roof, furniture and small parts – otherwise the engraved numbers, shingles and growth rings disappear. The base may use 0.2 mm.

Infill

15 %

Supports

none – every part is already oriented correctly in the files

Filament & parts

One plate, one color. Nothing gets painted.

• Light brown 3 plates · approx. 280 g · 104 parts

  94 wall logs, 2 eaves logs, 2 purlins, ridge purlin, 2 porch posts, 2 log piles, chopping block

• Dark brown 2 plates · approx. 150 g · 17 parts

  2 roof halves with wooden shingles, ridge board, bench, antler plaque, plank floor, porch floor, bed, door, rocking chair (3 parts), washstand, table, wall shelf, 2 tree trunks

• Gray 1 plate · approx. 130 g · 2 parts

  Stone base, step

• White 1 plate · approx. 30 g · 16 parts

  Door frame, 3 window frames, 3 window sashes, 2 gable windows, mattress, pillow, antlers, wash basin, jug, 2 mugs

• Green 1 plate · approx. 35 g · 2 parts

  2 fir trees

• Black 1 plate · a few grams · 10 parts

  Stove, stove pipe (2 parts), bearskin, axe, wall lantern, table lantern, 2 door hinges, door handle

• Brick red 1 plate · a few grams · 3 parts

  Plaid, tablecloth, seat cushion

• Transparent 1 plate · optional · 5 parts

  5 window panes

Notes

• Pegs and slots are built for 0.20 mm clearance per side, set more generously than before after test prints so nothing needs trimming. The included fit test shows whether that suits your printer.
• The finished model has many very small parts and is not a toy.
• The files are for your private use – print them as often as you like. You may not pass on, upload or sell the files themselves.