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To ensure a seamless closure of the head without any internal structure or supports getting in the way, I adjusted the Simplify 3D settings to print "Outside-In" shells in the layer tab. This tweak greatly simplified the printing process. ... Both STL...

The model is around 6cm/2.3 inches long, which you can resize in any 3D software. There's also a PRE-SUPPORTED version. Please take a moment to leave a review, helps a lot! Feel free to contact for any problems/suggestions on: majapantic5@gmail.com...

... with Fusion 360, I opted for 15% infill and made it slender to conserve as much material as possible. Just starting out with 3D printing, but I'm thoroughly enjoying the endless possibilities at my fingertips. ...I hope you appreciate this one.

For 3D printing - No UVs - No materials. High poly model - Decimated polymesh. This model is from our older KiloWhat collection. Some slight fixes have been made to the shape, but otherwise the model is pretty much the same. ...Polycount:Vert: 1 181...

I created my first-ever design using a 3D app from Autodesk, and I'm thrilled that I was finally able to breathe life into it. ...The model was then expertly printed on a Formlab with high-quality black V2 resin.

Below are the print settings for the 3D models: We used a state-of-the-art printer from Stratasys to bring these designs to life. The uPrint SE printer was employed, offering exceptional precision and quality. Key print settings include: Rafts were...

my coworkers suggested this, print with supports on and brim

winner of the "design a 3D thing" competition in the class I teach

winner of the "design a 3D thing" competition in the class I teach

Model By McGybeer On Thingiversehttps://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3495390@CRAFTA_3D

A compact human form measuring sixty by sixty by nine millimeters is printed within fifteen minutes.

<p>A very cute companion that fits in every setup. ...Build your own army by printing these little pets in different colors. They fit in every home and are very cute must-have that everyone needs to print!

Hello! ... Sharing a model i created over 2 years ago but recently reformed to be printed. Unfortunately the original would have been a nightmare to print, so i decided to just make a bust out of it. ... Hope you enjoy.

... larger sizes will experience some drooping at the mouth and base areas. For optimal results, cooling is highly recommended during printing. To ensure the feet of this design stick firmly to the print bed, we suggest printing with a brim enabled.

This is a rough modelling of the ev3 first lego league to scale. ...you can find the 3d model inside the blend file.

Look on my cults3d - https://cults3d.com/en/users/Haridon/3d-modelsModel content:Chitubox projectsPre-supported models(automatic generation)Stl modelsObj models

Used a stock image I found online, used Blander to turn it into 3D then used Tinkercad with Articulated Anything by Nerys https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2840744

... the mouth and base. To prevent deformation, it is essential to provide adequate cooling during the printing process. Printing with a brim can help improve adhesion between the feet of the model and the build plate, resulting in a more stable print.

Lastly you just have to glue the bottom half to the top half.         For printing the spring, add a brim and slow the print speed down a little more than you usually have it. ...With these settings, you should get a good spring, I would recommend the...

Marine style vase. ...Can be used for holding flowers, a desk decoration, or a fancy challice. With any prints, I would recommend post processing with primer or other sealants if you intend to hold liquids.

SKULL.stl @ 1.4 million triangles (in case you want to print BIG) SKULL-reduce.stl @ 700,000 triangles SKULL-agressive-reduced.stl @ 300,000 triangles

follow @nerdlab3d on tiktok for more! ... i used pink overture PLA, no supports and it worked out well for me. if you print with supports goodluck. ...feel free to scale it up more than 100%

Just a little sculpture I did for practice. ...I've only printed it with the base, as I think some of the tentacles might be pretty fragile without it

The human is a delicate layer, requiring minimal support. ...It comes with a compact saucer. The printing process was temporarily hindered by an issue with the file, but the design itself remains pristine.

... Cupboards, and More Furniture Items. ...Print Settings Printer Manufacturer: MakerBot Printer Model: MakerBot Replicator 2 Raft Requirements: Not Applicable Support Material Usage: Required Resolution: High (0.2mm) Infill Percentage: Medium-Low (10%)

Wall decor 140x106x3 mm, but can be enlarged if your printer allows it To see all my creations on cults3d.com, enter "oasisk" in the search window, or click on the "all >" button on the line "other 3D models of the same name".

... mm, but you can enlarge it according to the possibilities of your printer. ... To see all my creations on this site (more than 480) : enter "oasisk" in its search window or click on the "ALL >" button on the line "OTHER 3D MODELS OF THE SAME DESIGNER".

I am pretty sure I fixed the file but keep in mind that the brim on the front of the helmet is very thin so it is fragile and needs to be printed on a low speed. Sadly as i said before the brim is very fragile so it makes a toy to put on your desk...