fursuit head base for sale 3d models

Intended for Opossums but can be modified for other animals Scale: depends on your slicer. ...430% works ok for me Infill: 30-50% needs to be strong Supports: yes Print time: should be around 24hrs on good settings

Intended for Hyenas but can be modified for other animals Scale: depends on your slicer. ...430% works ok for me Infill: 30-50% needs to be strong Supports: yes Print time: should be around 24hrs on good settings

Intended for Leopards but can be modified for other cats Scale: depends on your slicer. ...430% works ok for me Infill: 30-50% needs to be strong Supports: yes Print time: should be around 24hrs on good settings

Intended for Foxes but can be modified for other animals Scale: depends on your slicer. ...430% works ok for me Infill: 30-50% needs to be strong Supports: yes Print time: should be around 24hrs on good settings

Intended for dogs but can be modified for other animals Scale: %10000 Infill: high, 50%-80% Make sure to sand rough edges before use

Intended for generic dragons but can be modified to other animals scale: depends on your slicer. ...430% works for me Infill: 30%-50% needs to be strong Supports: yes Time: around 24hrs on good settings

Provided by a comissioner on Etsy! ... Please consider comissioning a custom file on my Etsy, it allows me to keep providing models for free. ... Print 400% with supports

Made for felines, but can be modified of course Scale depends on your slicer, 430% worked for me Printing them facing forwards and standing on the chin made the time estimate 5 hrs, which would be a miracle if it worked. Haven't tested that yet.

sorry i know ive already posted like 30 canines but bear with me - for every custom model that sells on my Etsy, i will post a free model for you guys! - print at 420-450% with support. ...Nose-down orientation often works the best

... with Tinkercad. ...Edit it online https://www.tinkercad.com/things/dkzWdVPPuTD Use the four smaller holes for bands connected to a servo motor, to wag the tail. ...middle hole is for metal wire, to allow the tail to be semi rigid. Category: 3D Printing

Between the model theft and having to visit the library for each model, I can't support it anymore. All of my new models will be posted to Etsy for $10, a minimal fee compared to most vendors. ... load in inches and scale 430% The jaw does not move

This thing was made with Tinkercad. ...Edit it online https://www.tinkercad.com/things/dkzWdVPPuTD Use the four smaller holes for bands connected to a servo motor, to wag the tail. ...middle hole is for metal wire, to allow the tail to be semi rigid.

A bunny in time for Easter! ... Scale depends on your slicer, 430% works for me Printing them facing forwards and standing on the chin made the time estimate 5 hrs, which would be a miracle if it worked. Haven't tested that yet. ... Supports: yes.

Made for striped hyenas, but can be modified for other animals with thick muzzles. resize: 10000% Some rough edges will need to be sanded around the mouth. ... Both parts are in one file and can be separated with MeshMixer Jaw set and hinges not...

Scale depends on your slicer, 430% worked for me Printing them facing forwards and standing on the chin made the time estimate 5 hrs, which would be a miracle if it worked. Haven't tested that yet. ... Supports: yes.

... or scaled Files includes: Full model version(fullwolf) Holed model(wolfholed) Noseless model(wolfnoseless) Teeth(wolfteeth) You will only need your choice of model + teeth. ... Print with supports, raft would be ideal for the teeth. ...

... ... Four smaller holes are strategically positioned to accommodate bands connected directly to a servo motor, giving the tail a dynamic wagging motion. A middle hole is designed for metal wire insertion, providing a semi-rigid structure to the tail.

... in my Etsy shop. They are in a pack of 11 different eye styles for $5. I appreciate everyone's support on my Etsy shop so much! Thanks to you guys, I can afford to start pushing out free models. At the moment, expect some birds and dinosaurs! ...

... so It's all one file B is the masculine version F is the feminine version Supports needed! ... The model may need a little fixing before printing, eyes are a little wonky Use Maimface's directions for scaling! ... Teeth and ears not included

For its manufacture, the following specifications were used: font size of 20, letter spacing set at 1, a label text reading "for sale", build plate coordinates manually adjusted to 100 on both y and x axes, a build plate selector value of 0, DXF file...

The Bunny Fursuit head from Tioh is sliced in half to accommodate smaller printers. Mirror each part for seamless printing. To assemble, use cable ties to secure the pieces together through existing holes. After gluing, cut the ties off for a sturdy...

Sales are only permitted in the form of a finished product (fursuit) -> DO NOT SELL BLANK BASES. • you're not allowed to heavily edit the base file and claim it as yours For more 3D prints visit my Etsy Shop: liquidtoothcreations.etsy.com...

This is a compact fur suit headpiece designed specifically to attach directly to a balaclava.

Fake fur is easily secured with glue. I deliberately omitted the lower jaw section since crafting a replacement using aluminum profiles significantly reduces printing time. ...To accommodate intricate eye mechanics, the original eye holes were...

I'm working on the third iteration of a fursuit head design that's going for a leaner appearance. ...The current version is focusing on a more streamlined look.

A place to store your Fursuit head. It's designed to fit a 140mm fan. The air flows through each hole and even more when the head is on top. I added some spacers underneath the fan to make the airflow even greater. Still need a way to figure...

But keep that in mind if you want to go for a more fluffy suit. Print Settings If printed accordingly to the print settings down below you should easily be able to print your own fursuit head base (including eyelids, teeth, gums and the...

These ears were made as a template for cutting foam - they are NOT designed to be used on a fursuit head. Having rigid ears on a costume is not a good idea. ...I would not have released this file if someone hadn't asked for it.

For foam heads, it also prevents elastic or cord from cutting into the head as much over time. I've been printing these at 36% (50mm). Depending on your build anything from 30-40% might suit your needs. They don't take long to print, so it's worth...

Modeled for the Gray Wolf, but can be modified for other similar animals Scale: 10000% (Scale to a model of your head for accurate sizing) Infill: 50%-80% high No jawset or hinges included