Big Springo Sphere

Big Springo Sphere

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In a groundbreaking achievement, a massive sphere of elastic wonder awaits! This substantial print demands precise post-processing expertise, but the payoff is truly remarkable. The download package includes the Springo Sphere Half and an optional support model designed to minimize support material. To optimize results, use the Support STL with supports disabled or omit the STL altogether and enable standard supports, ensuring they are not generated between the spring's layers. To produce the best outcomes, print with 3 outlines/shells, a 0.15mm layer height, and sufficient solid top and bottom layers to ensure the spring section features robust infill. After meticulously separating the coil using a thin palette knife, I carefully trimmed off the bottom of each hemisphere and joined the parts together using a 3D pen [Scribbler V3]. Although printed in PLA, I employed ABS settings for a stronger bond. Binder clips held the two halves securely while performing the 3D pen work. Considering the delicate nature of this process, an instructional video may be in order. Please share your interest in such a resource by commenting below! The model featured was printed with Melt.Ink Aqua Glow-in-the-Dark PLA filament.

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