labrador 3d print model

A majestic Labrador figurine adorns my keychain. To achieve a convincingly furry appearance, I suggest employing concentric layers. ...A poorly finished surface is evident in the photograph, as ironing failed to produce the desired results.

The lovable and adventurous Labrador retriever is a breed of dog known for its friendly demeanor and high energy levels. As a natural athlete, this dog excels at various canine sports and activities, making it a popular choice as both a family pet...

... the water, this loyal companion has become a beloved family pet around the world. With its short, smooth coat and outgoing personality, the Labrador Retriever is an ideal choice for families with children or individuals seeking a friendly companion.

The image depicts a majestic Golden Labrador in a relaxed state, lying down on its side. The dog's fur is a warm golden color, and it looks up at the viewer with gentle brown eyes that seem to be filled with calmness. ...A slight smile plays on its lips...

I didn't have nice enough wood to make a bookend out of but I really liked the labrador by ZenziWerken, so I decided to make a little laser cut figurine instead. Cut out of 6mm plywood, glue together. Sand and finish to taste. The peg holes in...

When publishing these bookends with horses, a cousin of my wife asked me if it might be possible to make some more bookends with dogs, especially Labradors. I was happy to create a pair and she was absolutely thrilled about it. As last time, I cut...

Designed for single extruder multimaterial printing (stop at half height of the model, change color, contiue printing).

If you lack access to a 3D printer, you can purchase a printed copy online through various platforms. A medium-sized version is available for purchase here: www.shapeways.com/product/GY363GCWJ. ...Those seeking a larger option can find it here:...

... format, which offers better detail for some projects. Each 3d printable template file is formatted for quick import into most CAD software programs, making this process seamless and efficient, regardless if it's used by a pro or an hobbyist alike!

Have you ever met my dog? ...- Pepe The Dog :) Modeled this for my work desk to be able to see him all the time. And added a fun mustache :) Don't forget to use tree supports while printing.

Again, never printed...

... any other formats, we're more than happy to accommodate your needs. We greatly appreciate your selection of our 3D models and hope they will be truly useful. We look forward to continuing to work with you. ... The Humster3D Team Sincerely Yours

I haven't test-printed the auto-generated supported model but I don't see why anyone would have any issues doing so themselves if you're unfamiliar with setting custom supports. If you'd like to learn more here's a video from Prusa on Paint On...

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... assistance. For any additional services, please visit our website's model page. We appreciate your choice of Hum3D 3D models and hope they prove useful for you. We look forward to continuing our collaboration with you. ... Sincerely, The Hum3D Team

... tag. You've cleverly modeled him for your work desk, where he can keep an eye on things at all times - and what a fun touch with the added mustache :). Just remember to use tree supports while printing, so you can avoid any pesky warping issues!

STL FILE you can print your preferred size

3ds, obj and stl files included ready to print very detailed file ready to print very high quality files

3ds, obj and stl files included ready to print very detailed file ready to print very high quality files

The suggested printing direction is aligning the back of the dog to the plate.

DOGGY BOOKMARK what isnt there to like (maybe my terrible modeling).

I fixed the geometry and did some sculpting of my own to make the model a little easier on your computer and slicer, reduced the file size by 24MB while retaining the same quality, and overall optimized the model.

Print Body at ZERO Percent (0%) print cork at 100% After printing both, drill a hole in the bottom of the dog and glue in the cork body. The cork will easily screw in. Last thing is to drill the holes in the head. Sorry I had to do it this...

Model formats: - *.max (3ds Max 2008 scanline) - *.max (3ds Max 2008 vray) - *.fbx (Multi Format) - *.obj (Multi Format) - *.3ds (Multi Format) - *.mb (Maya 8.5) - *.lwo (Lightwave 6) - *.c4d (Cinema 4D 11) Renders are generated in 3ds Max 2008...

Simple rework of the Pogona621 model with refining and cutting for multi extrusion. ... Stl file for the visual of the site and simple extrusion .3mf file to put directly under cura, in several parts for color change

Scale to 10% for very tight fit. ...11.5% or 12% for a loose but snug fit. Bic Buddies are great companions for smokers and non smokers of all walks of life. I have a lot more Buddies to post! I haven't printed this one yet; post your makes! ...

All Kekreations designs are under Copyright and you may NOT sell any digital files or prints of my designs. ...If you are interested in obtaining the rights to sell commercially, you can join the TRIBES Check out my socials to keep up with other designs...

... fastened to a dog's collar. ...The essential information to be displayed includes the pet's name and owner's address. With this model serving as a clean canvas, fill in the blanks with your own details to create a personalized identification tag.

It contains the design in 2 Obj files of the model to be printed, preferably in resin. *Head *Body. ** Please support my work by NOT trading, NOT freely distributing or selling the 3D file. You may make personal or commercial use of the printed...

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