Cactuar

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I made a display stand for my Cactuar model from Final Fantasy in Solid Works, but it turned out too large so I scaled both the cactus and its base down equally to make them fit together perfectly. The hole on the display stand is actually slightly smaller than the foot peg of the cactus. This was done intentionally so that you can drill a new hole for a better fit. Printer Settings: Printer: DaVinci 1.0 with Repetier firmware. Rafts: No rafts will be used. Supports: No supports are needed because the model is divided into two parts, which can simply be glued together after printing. The foot peg might need to be sanded slightly for a snug fit. Printing Details: Resolution: 0.3mm. Infill density: 20% with rectilinear infill pattern. Notes: After assembly, use super glue to bond the two printed parts and apply a light sanding to the foot peg to ensure a secure connection. For added realism, use puffy paint to draw on the eyes and mouth of the cactus. Model Design: I designed this model using Solid Works by creating separate designs for the Cactuar and its base, then exporting them as STL files for 3D printing.