Arasaka Pendant/Keychain - Cyberpunk 2077

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<p>This model prints quickly and is easy to assemble. It's a quick way to use up the last bits of filament on a nearly empty spool. It also makes a great filament swatch. Additionally, this is a good print to show off some more exotic filaments, like silks (for the <i>tree</i> and <i>ring</i>) or carbon fiber (for the <i>body</i>).&nbsp;</p><h3>Print Settings</h3><p>The default settings in PrusaSlicer work perfectly! Just make sure your flow rate and e-steps are correctly dialed in.&nbsp;</p><p>Because this print is mostly horizontal surfaces, consider enabling “ironing” or choosing different “fill patterns” for the top and bottom surfaces (especially for the <i>body</i>). Also, consider using contrasting textures: the <i>body</i> looks awesome with the texture of the black side of a Creality glass bed, while the <i>tree</i> and outer <i>ring</i> look excellent with the smooth glass side.</p><p>The <i>tree</i> has two options: one with holes and one without. If you use the <i>tree</i> with holes, you can optionally add <i>jewels</i> into the holes. For the <i>jewels</i>, consider printing 3 at 100% scale and 3 at 98% scale. I highly recommend a brim for the <i>jewels</i>.</p><h3>Assembly</h3><ol><li>Snap the <i>tree</i> into the <i>body</i>.&nbsp;</li><li>Snap the <i>body</i> into the <i>ring</i>.</li><li>(Optionally) Insert the <i>jewels</i> into the <i>tree's</i> holes.</li></ol><p>You may need a mallet, but be sure to tap GENTLY. If you need a mallet, I designed a printable one here: <a href="https://www.printables.com/model/85382-mini-mallet">https://www.printables.com/model/85382-mini-mallet&nbsp;</a></p><p>If light taps aren't working, then you may need to reprint with a reduced flow rate.&nbsp;</p>