Coordinated stairs and landing guards
35 printed part definitions · 75 wood part occurrences
The new complete house predicts 313.8 printer hours and 12.55 kg PLA. All retained parts, supports and priming are included.
| Complete house | Printer time | PLA | Jobs |
|---|---|---|---|
| Previous flat-panel house | 375.3 h | 14.07 kg | 151 |
| New coordinated system | 313.8 h | 12.55 kg | 159 |
Same native H3C 0.4 mm / Bambu PLA Basic profile, 0.16 mm visible layers and standard motion. Times are slicer predictions, not physical printer runs. Laser cutting, wood preparation, painting and assembly are additional.
35 printed part definitions · 75 wood part occurrences
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The coordinated stair scope removes the old adjacent-flight conflicts together. Steps locate in keyed wood stringers and landing assemblies; decorative guards are coherent printed panels. Room-frame and bay work keeps the architectural outline and ornament while separating support-heavy three-dimensional assemblies into flat components.
The selected replacement set includes the previously accepted flat-panel changes. It replaces 33 original jobs totalling 204.5 hours with 44 newly packed jobs totalling 97.6 hours. The remaining 115 original jobs are included unchanged. Every unaffected part sharing a changed job is carried forward. Shared-job costs are counted once.
The original complete shell was 420.7 hours. The immediately previous accepted candidate was 375.3 hours. This pass compares against 375.3, so its earlier savings are not counted again.
These are complete job costs, not savings promises. Some jobs contain multiple architectural areas; their component costs must not be added separately.