Tile designed from scratch by me in OpenSCAD to the specification provided by Framework but with 3D Printing in mind

Why this tile over others (including the official one)?

Because:

1. Designed specifically for the 3D Printing, avoiding sharp overhangs and thin elements present in original STL that was geared towards injection molding.
2. Tested on real life Framework Desktop from the Batch 3!
3. Source Code provided - you can use it to generate your own tiles - as long as you abide by CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 license. Commercial licensing is available.
4. OpenSCAD source is fully parametric and can be easily customized and tweaked to accommodate your printer's tolerances.
5. Ability to use it to generate multi-tile designs

Available profiles are set up for optimal slicing however if you'd like to tune them. The critical parts are:

• Wall Generator: Arachne (classic will just not work with small elements and hooks)
• If you want to print on the smooth plate. I recommend changing (for PLA):
  • Initial layer: 20 mm/s
  • Initial layer infill: 40 mm/s
  • First few layers with enclosure closed.
• If you want to print on 3D plates:
  • Initial layer: 10 mm/s
  • Initial layer infill: 20 mm/s
  • Increase bed temperature to: 70 degrees (for PLA)
  • Increase initial nozzle temperature by 20 degC over default (eg 195C -> 215C).
  • First few layers with enclosure closed.

On the picture the left tiles are the ones printed directly from print profiles. Right two rows are the blank tiles with top and bottom removed in slicer to expose the infill.