Byron Bay Lithophane

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This is a stunning lithophane of Byron Bay that I crafted using the incredible 3D printing tool at http://3dp.rocks/lithophane/. I carefully set my printer to print at an impressively fine layer height of 0.2mm, with a robust infill percentage of 100%. The print head was heated to a scorching 205°C, while the build plate maintained a steady temperature of 60°C. To prevent any messy filament oozing out during the printing process, I programmed my retraction distance to be a precise 7mm, with a swift retraction speed of 30mm/s. Meanwhile, the print itself zipped along at a brisk pace of 45mm/s. To ensure that my lithophane stuck firmly in place, I applied a generous layer of build plate adhesion.